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PHCENIX,  ARIZONA, 

1888. 

GEORGE  E.  LORING, 
HATTER  AND  FURNISHER. 


AGENT  FOR 

E,ftl. 

COLLARS 

AND 

CUFFS. 


Flannel  Shirts. 
PHCENIX, 


Dunlap  Hats, 

AND  A 
FUIJ,  IJNE  OF 

STETSON'S 

Celebrated 

Cow  BOY 

HATS. 


ARIZONA. 


Ill  House 


GOLDMAN  &  CO. 


Importers  and  Dealers  in 


General  Merchandise. 


Anything  from  a  Needle   to  a   Threshing   Machine 

you  can  find  in  our  stock  at  Prices  that 

DEFY  COMPETITION. 


Goldman  &  Go's  Liquor  Department 


Only  Wholesale  Liquor  House 


San  Francisco  Prices  Guaranteed. 


AGENTS    FOR 

Leinp'8    Breiviny    Co.;    AnJieuser-Busch    Bottled 

Beer;  Gamess  Private  Stock   Whisky; 

May  field  Whisky. 

Crate's    KEY    WEST 


MEYER'S 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


CONTAINING    A 


Classified  Business   and  Professional    Guide ;    a  List  of 
all  the  City  and  County  and  Federal  Officials ; 
Correct   Tables  of  Railroad  Fares,  Ex- 
press   Tariffs   and    Telegraph 
Tolls  to  All  Points  of 
the  Compass, 

AND  OTHER  VALUABLE  INFORMATION. 


Copyrighted.} 


COMPILED  AND  PUBLISHED  BY 

A.     LEONARD     MEYER, 

PHCENIX, 

1888. 


THE  CITY  OF  PHCENIX. 


*  Embowered  in  the  mass;  of  verdant  foliage,  which  line  every  street  and 
surround  every  dwelling-place,  adorned  by  a  wealth  of  flowers  and  shrub- 
bery, and  with  beautiful  gardens,  vineyards  and  orchards  about  every 
suburban  home,  Phrenix  can  justly  boast  of  being  one  of  the  handsomest 
little  cities  on  the  Pacific  Slope.  Through  every  street  streams  of  pure, 
clear  water  are  conducted  along  the  edge  of  the  sidewalks,  cooling  the 
atmosphere  during  the  summer  months,  and  bringing  life  and  verdure  and 
productiveness  to  flowers  and  fruits  and  shade  trees.  The  ground  upon 
which  the  town  is  built  has  a  gradual  slope  toward  the  Salt  river,  distant 
about  one  mile.  The  original  town-site  embraces  one-half  section — a  mile 
in  length  by  a  half-mile  in  width.  To  this,  however,  have  been  added 
during  the  past  year  more  than  a  dozen  additions.  Situated  very  near 
the  center  of  the  great  valley,  and  about  thirty-five  miles  north  of  Mari- 
copa  station,  on  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  the  site  of  the  city  is 
everything  that  could  be  desired.  The  facilities  for  drainage  toward  the 
river  are  perfect,  as  are  also  those  for  the  establishment  of  a  comprehensive 
water  supply  system.  The  important  question  of  sanitation  is  therefore 
settled  for  all  time,  and  the  healthfulness  of  the  city  assured.  The  grading 
and  paving  of  streets,  and  the  construction  of  sidewalks  will  be  here  an 
easy  task,  and  the  cost  reduced  to  a  minimum  owing  to  the  level  contour 
of  the  surface. 

THE    BUILDINGS, 

Public  and  private,  of  this  rapidly-growing  young  city,  are  creditable  to 
the  enterprise  of  its  people.  The  old  adobe  of  the  early  pioneer  is  fast  dis- 
appearing before  the  march  of  progress.  The  streets  cross  each  other  at 
right  angles,  and  there  are  three  plazas,  or  public  squares.  In  one  of 
these  the  county  court-house  stands,  a  commodious  brick  structure  of  two 
stories,  crowned  by  a  handsome  clock  tower.  The  other  pla/.a  will  soon 
be  occupied  by  a  city  hall.  It  will  be  of  brick  and  stone,  two  stories  in 
height.  Adorned  with  shrubbery,  grass  and  shade  trees,  these  squares 
will  be  an  attractive  feature  of  the  town. 

The  public   school-house  is  a  roomy  and  comfortable  edifice  of  bricl 
and  accommodates  at  present  over  500  pupils.     But  so  rapid  is  the  inci 
in  population  that  the  school  trustees  have  decided  to  erect  at  once  tin 

— *The  following  sketch  is  from  the  i'acile  pen  of  Hon.  Patrick  Hamilton,  recently  pub 
in   the  Albuquerque  Democrat,  with   such   minor  changes   as  the  march  of  progress  have 


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Center  and  Washington  Streets, 

PHCENIX,  A.  T. 


A   FULL   LINE    OF   ALL   CLASSES   OF   GOODS 
USUALLY  FOUND  IN  A  FIRST-CLASS 

DRUG   STORE. 


'RESCRIPTIONS  CAREFULLY  PREPARED,  Day  or  Night. 


PHOENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


more  school  buildings,  which  will  give  the  city  four  public  schools,  or  one 
to  each  ward. 

Washington  street,  which  runs  from  east  to  west  through  the  center  of 
the  city,  is  the  main  business  thoroughfare.  A  mile  in  length — exclusive 
of  additions — and  120  feet  in  width,  it  can  boast  of  many  handsome  mer- 
cantile establishments.  These  are  mostly  of  brick,  many  of  them  carrying 
immense  stocks  and  doing  a  volume  of  business,  running  into  the  hundreds 
of  thousands  annually,  besides  supplying  the  immense  valley,  of  which  it 
is  the  center.  The  trade  of  Phoenix  embraces  all  the  mining  camps  and 
cattle  ranges  within  a  radius  of  seventy-five  miles. 

Already  the  young  city  is  supplied  with  many  churches,  nearly  all  the 
leading  Christian  sects  being  represented.  Catholics,  Methodists,  (north 
and  south)  Presbyterians,  Baptists,  Episcopalians  and  Congregation alists. 
have  places  of  worship,  the  Catholic  and  Methodist  churches  being  com- 
modious edifices.  The  secret  orders  are  prosperous  here.  The  Masons, 
Odd  Fellows,  Order  of  United  Workmen,  Knights  of  Pythias,  Red 
Men,  Chosen  Friends  and  Good  Templars,  have  flourishing  lodges.  There 
is  a  Library  Association,  supported  by  popular  subscriptions,  and  a  num- 
ber of  social  and  charitable  organizations  attached  to  the  several  churches. 
With  such  a  showing  for  moral  and  intellectual  progress,  the  charge  of 
"general  cussedness"  so  often  heard  against  the  "rowdy  west,"  cannot 
affect  Phoenix . 

The  newspaper  is  the  truest  mirror  of  a  people's  moral  and  material 
condition.  In  this  respect  Phoenix  need  not  fear  comparison  with  more 
pretentious  places.  The  Arizonian,  Herald  and  Gazette  issue  daily  and 
weekly  editions,  while  the  Advance  is  published  once  a  week.  A  perusal 
of  their  local  and  advertising  columns  will  give  an  outsider  an  excellent 
idea  of  the  growth  and  prosperity  of  the  town  and  of  the  enterprise  and 
public  spirit  of  its  citizens.  That  the  people  of  Phoenix  appreciate  the 
work  of  its  press  is  evinced  by  the  liberal  support  which  they  extend  to  it. 


THE  POPULATION 

Of  this  coming  city  of  the  southwest  is  estimated  at  5,000,  which  is  being 
rapidly  augmented  since  the  completion  of  the  branch  railroad.  Three 
banks,  with  a  heavy  capitalization,  are  required  to  meet  its  steady  growing 
business.  There  are  several  hotels,  and  yet  another,  a  large  brick  struc- 
ture, will  be  finished  within  two  months.  There  are  two  manufactories  of 
artificial  ice,  a  large  flouring  mill,  a  planing  mill  and  a  meat  packing 
establishment  near  the  town.  A  three-story  opera  house,  is  recently  com- 

DILLON  &  KENEALY,   Leaders  in  CLOTHING. 


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PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

Capital  Paid   Up,      -      -      $1OO9OOO. 


DIRECTORS: 

M.  W.  KALES,  SOL.  LEWIS,  J.  Y.  T.  SMITH, 

CHAS.   GOLDMAN,  GEO.  W.  HOADLEY. 


CORRESPONDENTS  : 

THK   BANK   OF  CALIFORNIA,    San   Francisco.      AGENCY   OF   BANK 
CALIFORNIA,    New   York.     Messrs.    N.    M.    ROTHS- 
CHILD &  SONS,  London. 


M.  W.  KALES,  SOL.  LEWIS,         GEO.  W.  HOADLEY, 

President.  Vice -President.  Cashier. 


The  VALLEY  BANK  of  PfflENIX 

ARIZONA. 


Paid  Up  Capital,  $5O,OOO. 

Surplus,      -  13,000. 


OKKICERS: 

ANDREW  CRAWFORD,  President.  WM.  CHRISTY,  Cashier. 

E.  J.  BENNITT,  Assistant  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS  : 

A.  CRAWFORD,  F.  C.  HATCH,  M.   H.  SHERMAN, 

WM.  CHRISTY,  E.  J.  BENNITT. 


CORRESPONDENTS  :  PACIFIC  BANK,  San  Francisco.  FIRST  NATIONAL 
BANK,  Los  Angeles.  AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  NATIONAL  BANK,  New  York 
City.  S.  A.  KEAN  &  CO.,  Chicago. 


Drafts  Drawn  on  all  the  Principal  Cities  off  Europe. 


6  PHCENIX    BU8IXKSS     [HIM-XToIiY. 


pleted.  Another  hotel  of  200  hundred  rooms  is  now  projected,  and  will 
soon  be  built.  The  city  is  lighted  by  gas,  and  will  soon  have  electric 
light,  a  company  having  been  organized  for  that  purpose.  Street  cars 
traverse  the  city  and  several  of  the  additions.  There  is  an  excellent  fire 
department,  supplied  with  the  latest  improved  apparatus. 

In  a  word,  Phoenix  has  fairly  entered  upon  the  road  which  leads  to 
prosperity,  and  is  rapidly  forging  ahead.  Her's  will  be  no  mushroom 
growth,  no  ephemeral  "  boom."  Sustained  and  supported  by  the  vast  tract 
of  rich  and  productive  soil  which  surrounds  it  on  all  sides,  with  abundance 
of  water  and  a  perfect  climate,  she  can  look  to  the  future  with  serene  con- 
fidence. She  has  the  unfailing  resources  which  build  cities  and  support 
prosperous  communities.  Now  that  her  superb  gifts  and  advantages  are 
becoming  known,  property  values  are  rapidly  rising.  The  past  six 
months  have  witnessed  many  improvements  both  in  the  city  and  suburbs, 
and  prices  have  fully  doubled  within  that  period.  There  has  been  no 
feverish  "boom,"  but  a  steady  advancement,  born  of  confidence  in  the 
future.  The  field  for  the  investor  or  speculator  is  an  inviting  one,  and 
many  fortunes  will  be  made  in  this  valley  in  real  estate  within  the  next 
twelve  months.  At  present  there  are  about  fifteen  firms  engaged  in  the 
business,  which  will  give  some  idea  of  the  transfers  made.  Lots  in  this 
city,  which  could  be  had  for  $150  six  months  ago,  now  command  S500 
and  $600,  and  so  it  is  with  suburban  tracts  and  business  locations.  This 
year  will  bring  to  the  valley  many  visitors  from  the  east  and  west,  and 
transactions  in  realty  promise  to  be  lively  enough  to  suit  the  most  sanguine 
"  boomer." 

"THE  GARDEN  OF  THE  SOUTHWEST," 

Is  the  name  which  has  not  been  inaptly  applied  to  this  vale  of  beauty  and 
productiveness.  Columns  might  be  filled  descriptive  of  the  many  gifts 
which  generous  nature  has  showered  upon  it.  There  is  no  necessity  for 
the  writer  to  indulge  in  hyperbole  or  exaggeration.  The  plain  facts  speak 
louder  than  any  highly  painted  picture.  Only  yesterday  reclaimed  from 
the  desert,  its  fruitful  fields,  orchards  and  vineyards  are  already  a  glorious 
promise  of  the  future.  When  its  hundreds  of  thousands  of  untilled  acres 
will  smile  beneath  their  burdens  of  the  fruits  of  every  clime ;  when  hand- 
some houses  with  their  wealth,  shrubbery  and  flowers  shall  adorn  the  land- 
scape ;  when  the  air  with  its  musical  feathered  songsters  and  heavy  with 
odors  as  delicious  as  those  from  the  isles  of  the  eastern  seas,  and  when  over 
all  are  the  skies  of  a  cloudless  clime,  then  indeed  may  the  visitor  exclaim 
— "  if  there  be  an  elysium  on  earth,  it  is  this,  it  is  this. " 

DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  Hats. 


H.  WOHLER  &  CO., 

Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

II  I      H  Hill  i 

nff  Itnnrts 

w  w»iW  • 

UPHOLSTERING  and  REPAIRING 


A.  P.  PETIT, 

Architect  and  Practical  Builder, 

OFFICE  AND  RESIDENCE  : 

Cor.  Madison  and  Papago  Sts.,  Phoenix,  Arizona. 


and  Specifications,  with  Estimates  of  Building  of  any  class  furnished  at 
shortest  notice.  Will  superintend  the  construction  of  building  on  moderate  terms,  with  strict 
attention. 


0.  J.  THIBODO,  M.  D. 


AND- 


AND  DEALER  IN 


Drugs,  Medicines,  Toilet  Articles, 
Perfumery,  Brushes,  Kte. 


CITY   OF  PHCENIX. 


MUNICIPAL  DIRECTORY. 

De  Forest  Porter Mayor 

John  R.  Loosley.\  /1st  Ward 

Sam'l  Franklin..  I  2d   Ward 

/-.       TT    T>  ^      i  yCouncilmen 1  0  ,    ,XT     , 

Geo.  H.  Rothrock  j  j  3d   Ward 

Lincoln  Fowler  .  .  j  ^4th  Ward 

Frank  Baxter Recorder 

A.   Leonard  Meyer Treasurer 

Frank  D.  Wells Marshal 

A.  C.  Baker Attorney 

Dr.  T.  D.  McGlasson Health  Officer 

Andrew  Barry Engineer 

Jas.  M.  Creighton Architect 

Henry  Garfias Zanjero 


PHCENIX  FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

F.  M.  Czarnowski Chief  Engineer 

Frank  D.  Wells Assistant  Chief  Engineer 


PHCENIX  ENGINE  Co.  No.  1. 

W.  J.  Carrier Foreman 

W.  F.  Schaller 1st  Assistant  Foreman 

T.  L.  Davenport 2d  Assistant  Foreman 

John  Beck Secretary 

E.  J.  Bennitt .  ,  .  Treasurer 


PIONEER  HOSE  Co.  No.  1. 

W.  H.  Levins Foreman 

A.  E.  Hinton 1st  Assistant  Foreman 

Wm.  Black  .  .  .  2d  Assistant  Foreman 


YUCATEC  HOSE  Co.  No.  2. 

C.  Ceschetti Foreman 

Fernando  Serrano 1st  Assistant  Foreman 

W.  Scott.  .  .  .2d  Assistant  Foreman 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  DRY  GOODS. 


GEO.  PRICE, 

The  Leading  Tobacconist. 

Go  to  Geo.  Price's  for  FINE  CIGARS, 

NEXT  DOOR    TO    VALLEY  BANK,   PHCENIX. 


M.  JACOBS.  H.  GOODMAN. 

M.  JACOBS  &  CO., 


DEALERS  IN 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 

PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


WILL.  j.  CURET 

PRACTICAL 

Watchmaker  and  Jeweler, 

-  DEALER   IN   FINK  - 

WATCHES,  CLOCKS   AND  JEWELRY. 

A  Full  Line  of   FINE  SPECTACLES  and  EYE  GLASSES.     Fine  WATCH 
REPAIRING   a  Specialty.     All   Work  Warranted. 

Washington  Street,  Near  Post  Office,   Phoenix,  Arizona. 

'.  QL 


FASHIONABLE 

Milliner  and  Dressmaker. 

Carries  a  Full  Stock  of  Millinery  Goods. 

Washington  Street,  Two  Doors  East  of  Maricopa  Street, 
PHCEIVIX, 


10  PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


AZTEC  HOOK  AND  LADDER  Co.  No.  1. 

J.  L.  Grant Foreman 

T.  L.  Schultz 1st  Assistant  Foreman 

M.  B.  Fleishman  ...  .  .  2d  Assistant  Foreman 


FEDERAL  AND  COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Hon.  W.  W.  Porter District  Judge 

J.  Elliott  Walker Clerk 

J.  W.  Crenshaw Court  Commissioner 

Frank    Cox District  Attorney 

— . Deputy  U.  S.  Attorney 

W.  M.   Breakenridge Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal 

Joseph  Campbell Probate  Judge 

A.  J.  Halbert Sheriff 

Geo.  F.  Kemper Treasurer 

Henry  L.  Wharton Recorder 

Jno.  B.  Montgomery  ^ 

H.  H.  Linville > Supervisors 

N.  Petersen j 

J.  L.  B.  Alexander Clerk  Board  of  Supervisors 

Jas.  Richards Justice  of  the  Peace,  Phoenix  Precinct 

W.  T.  Woods Justice  of  the  Peace,  Phoenix  Precinct 

Wm.  Blankenship Constable,  Phoenix  Precinct 

H.  C.  McDonald Constable,  Phoenix  Precinct 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  TERRITORIAL  INSANE  ASYLUM. 

E.  H.  Hiller     Chairman 

Emil  Ganz 

(Vacancy)    

J.  L.  B.  Alexander    Clerk 

Dr.  O.  L.  Mahoney Superintendent 


ARIZONA  INDUSTRIAL  EXPOSITION  ASSOCIATION. 

T.  J.  Trask President 

Valley  Bank Treasurer 

J .  McMillan Secretary 

DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  Boots  and  Shoes. 


Arctic  Ice  Works 


AND 


COLD  STORAGE  ROOMS. 


Works,  Near  M.  &  P.  R.  R.  DEPOT. 


Ice  Made  from  Distilled  and  Filtered  Water. 

For  Terms  for  Storage  and  Ice  Contracts, 

APPLY   TO 


Proprietor  and  Manager  Arctic  Ice  Works, 

PHCENIX,    ARIZONA. 


12  PIKENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

MARICOPA  COUNTY  IMMIGRATION  UNION. 

T.  J.  Trask President 

Valley  Bank Treasurer 

T.  E.  Farish .  .  .  .  Secretary 


SECRET    SOCIETIES. 


MASONIC. 

Arizona  Chapter  No.  1,  R.  A.  M.  Stated  convocation  on  second  Tues- 
day each  month.  F.  A.  Shaw,  H.  P.;  J.  B.  Creamer,  Secretary. 

Arizona  Lodge  No.  2,  F.  &  A.  M.  Stated  meetings  on  lirst  Tuesday 
each  month.  J.  Y.  T.  Smith,  W.  M.;  J.  B.  Creamer,  Secretary. 

Alsap  Chapter  No.  3,  O.  E.  S.  Stated  meetings  second  and  fourth 
Wednesdays  each  month.  Mrs.  A.  M.  Morford,  W.  M.;  J.  Y.  T.  Smith, 
Secretary. 


A.  O.  U.  W. 

Endymion  Legion  No.  5,  A.  O.  U.  W.  Meets  second  and  fourth 
Wednesday  each  month.  Joseph  Campbell,  Commander,  J.  L.  B.  Alex- 
ander, Secretary. 

Phoenix  Lodge  No.  5,  A.  O.  U.  W.*  Meets  first  and  third  Wednesday 
of  each  month.  I).  H.  Recarte,  M.  W.;  Joseph  Campbell,  Recorder. 


I.  O.  O.  F. 

Canton  Arizona  No.  1,  Patriarchs  Militant,  I.  O.  O.  F.  Meets  third 
Tuesday  evening  each  month.  P.  K.  Hickey,  Commandant ;  D.  A.  Reed, 
Clerk. 

Floral  Encampment  No.  2,  I.  O.  O.  F.  Meets  second  and  fourth  Tues- 
day evenings  each  month.  P.  K.  Hickey,  C.  P.;  D.  A.  Reed,  Scribe. 

Phoenix  Lodge  No.  2,  I.  O.  O.  F,  Meets  every  Saturday  evening. 
Robert  Kern,  N.  G.;  D.  A.  Reed,  Secretary. 

Arizona  Degree  Lodge  No.  2,  Daughters  of  Rebekah.  Meets  second 
and  fourth  Thursday  evenings  each  month.  Mrs.  A.  Schwartz,  N.  G.; 
C.  S.  Scott,  Secretary. 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  One  Price  Square  Dealers. 


AEIZONA 

leal  Estate  and 


(!  W.  BfGALLS  &  CO. 
Opera  House,    -     -    Phoenix,  Arizona. 


Real  Bsfeate  B®ug]?b  and 


Particular  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  Country  Property,  including 
Stock  Ranges  and  lands  suitable  for  colonization.  Mines  reported  upon 
and  assessment  work  of  non-residents  attended  to.  Catalogues  of  prop- 
erties furnished  on  application.  Abstracts  furnished  and  loans  nego- 
tiated. Largest  collection  of  Pre-historic  Indian  Curiosities  and  many 
specimens  of  Arizona  mineral  and  other  productions,  on  exhibition  at  our 
office,  which  strangers  are  invited  to  examine. 


Directly  North  of  Phoenix,  On  Arizona   Canal. 

Orange  Trees  and  Apricots  a  Specialty. 

ORCHARDS  and  VINEYARDS 

Planted  toy  Contract  or  Ottoerwise. 


Mr.  TURNER  is  an  experienced  nurseryman  and  orchardist,  and 
only  reliable  trees  are  sent  out.  Also  a  large  stock  of  PALMS, 
PEPPERS,  TEXAS  UMBRELLA  TREES,  ASH  and  other  orna- 
mental trees  and  shrubs. 


14  I'IKKMX     JirsINKSS    DIKKCTORY. 


I.  0.  G.  T. 

Garden  Valley  Lodge  No.  1,  I.  O.  (1.  T.     Meets  every  Monday  evening. 
T.  L.  Schultz,  C.  T.;  W.  T.  Woods,  Jr.,  Secretary. 


G.  A.  R. 

John  W.  Owen  Post  No.  83,  G.  A.  R.     Meets  in  Masonic  Hall  on  first 
Wednesday  of  every  month.     J.  B.  Creamer,  P.  C.;  Allen  T.  Bird,  Adj. 


KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS. 

Phoenix   Lodge  No.  2.     Meets  on  the  first  and  third   Fridays  of  each 
month    in   Pythian  Hall.     Webster  Street,  C.  C.;  J.  A.  Agard,  K.  of  R. 


O.  C.  F. 

Phcenix  Council  No.  1.     Meets  first  and  third  Thursdays  of  each  month 
at  Pythian  Hall.     Mrs.  E.  A.  Ingalls,  C.  C.;  Withrop  Sears,  Secretary. 


U.  O.  OF  H. 

Cactus  Lodge  No.  137.     Meets  second  and  fourth  Fridays  of  each  month. 
J.  E.  W  barton,  President ;  E.  Irvine,  Secretary. 


PHCENIX  TYPOGRAPHICAL  UNION,  No.  237. 

Meets  first  Sunday  in  each  month.     Curt.  W.  Miller,  President;  J.  E 
Bland,  Secretary. 


P.  O.  S.  OF  A. 

Washington  Camp  No.    2.     Meets  every  Thursday  night  in   Masonic 
Hall.     Robert  Kern,  President  ;  L.  H.  Chalmers,  Secretary. 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Sole  Agents  for  Jas.  Mean's  S3  Shoes. 


BOB  KERN, 


Proprietor 


Enlarged  and   Improved. 

New  Furniture  for  the  Year  1888 


I  shall  pay  special  attention  to  the  Dining  Room, 
and  all  guests  may  depend  on  satisfactory  attention, 
and  a  CUISINE  that  will  embrace  all  delicacies  obtain- 
able. 


NEATNESS, 

PROMPTNESS, 

ATTENTION. 

Washington   Street, 


CLASSIFIED 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

CITY  OF  PHCENIX. 


Accountants 

Hickey,  P  K 
Reed,  D  A 
Neustadter,  I 
Moore,  Chas  H 

Amusements  Places  of 
Patton  Opera  House 
Garden  City  Theatre 
Roller  Skating  Rink 

Apothecaries  (see  Druggists) 
Architects 

Creighton,  J  M 
McGinnis,  W  A 
Petit,  A  P 

Artists'  Materials 

Catton  Brothers 
Woods,  W  T,  Jr 

Attorneys  at  Law 

Alexander,  H  N 
Baker  &  Campbell 
Chalmers,  L  H 
Churchill,  Clark 
Cox,  Frank  I 
Cox,  Ivy  H 
Crenshaw,  J  W 
Edwards,  E  J 

Ford,  J  B  [rich 

Goodrich,  Smith,  Street  &  Good- 
Hancock,  Wm  A 
Lemon  &  McCabe 
Lighthizer,  H  B 
Millay  &  Hine 
Perley,  Peleg  S 
Pinney,  D  H 
Porter  &  Baxter 
Wallace,  D  H 


Auctioneers 

Blankenship,  J  W 
Mauk,  G  W 

Bakeries 

French  Bakery 
Phoenix  Bakery 
Vienna  Bakery 

Banks 

Hartford  Banking  Co 
National  Bank  of  Arizona 
Valley  Bank,  The 

Barbers 

Cota,  Francisco 
Lohman,  E 
Luhrs,  J  C  H 
McMurray,  H  E 
Shumaker,  H 
Romero,  Lazaro 

Baths 

Lohman,  E 
Shumaker,  H 
Swimming  Bath 

Bill  Posters 

Levins,  Wm  H 
Mills,  J  H 

Billiard  Saloons 

Commercial  Hotel 
Ceschetti  &  Bersanti 
Luke  &  Johnson 

Blacksmiths 

Blake,  W  H 
Burger,  Jno  H 
Carrier,  W  J  &  Co 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Emporium  for  FINE  SHOES, 


L.   H.   GOODRICH, 
IR/IESIIDEIfcTT     IDIElsrTIST, 

OFFICE  : 

Center  Street,  Opposite  Goldman's,  PHCENIX.  ARIZONA. 

L.    H.    CHALMERS, 

Attorney-at-Law, 

Rooms  7  and  9,  Thibodo  Building,  PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

Pioneer  Wine  Vaults 


AND 


SAMPLE  ROOMS. 


The  Only  Reliable  House  at  which  to  get  Pure  Wines  and 
Liquors  for  Family  and  Medicinal  Purposes. 

PORTER  BUILDING, 

Center  and  Washington  Sts..  PHCENIX.  ARIZONA. 


J.  M.  MONTANO,  -    -  Proprietor. 

OTIS  ANDREWS  &  CO., 


Wholesale   and  Retail 


G 


Packing  and  Shipping  Salt  River  Valley  Fruits  and 
Produce  A  SPECIALTY. 

KEEN  GROCERIES,  TOBACCO,  FISH,  GAME,  ETC. 


0-   K.   FRUIT   STORE, 

STREET,  F'noenix,    Arizona. 

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PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Gardiner,  J  J  &  Co 
Hulbert,  W  P 
Nichols  &  Murray 
McCarthy,  James  H 
Orozco  &  Vasquez 

Boarding:  Houses 

Harriman,  Mrs  J 
Knapp,  Mrs  C  H 
Philes,  Mrs  C  E 
Whitesides,  Mrs  R 

Booksellers  (see  News  Depots) 

Bowling  Alleys 

Brix,  Peter 

Breweries 

Arcade  Brewery 

Brick  Manufacturers 

Foushee,  A  S 
Cox,  M  B 
Marsh,  J  H  A 

Builders  (see  Carpenters  and  Builders) 

Butchers 

Amando,  Manuel 
Balsz  &  Co 
Johnson,  W  M 
Kelly  &  Marlow 
Murray,  D  L  &  Co 

Canal  Companies 

Arizona  Canal  Co 
Buckeye  Canal  Co 
Grand  Canal  Co 
Highland  Canal  Co 
Maricopa  Canal  Co 
Salt  River  Valley  Canal  Co 

Candy  Manufacturers 

Thomas,  E  W 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers 

Moss,  F  B 
McDonald,  A 
Nichols  &  Murray 

Carriage  and  Wagon 
Repositories 

Kemp,  H  E  &  Co 
Goldman  &  Co 


Carpenters  and  Builders 

Bond  &  Hayden 
Bury,  C  H 
Byers,  J  S  &  Son 
Creighton,  J  M 
Gardiner,  J  J  &  Co 
Harriman,  J 
Hershey,  E  S 
Mills,  C  W 
Patton,  S  E 
Schriver,  J  M 
Bridgeman,  E  E 
Duhring,  C 
Collier,  W  C 
Thomas,  J  H 

Chinese  Stores 

See  Yuen 
Sam  Wo  Chung 
Woh  Lung  &  Co 
Lem  Quee 
Hang  Hong 

Cigars  and  Tobacco 

Hardy,  Alex 
Price,  Geo 
Seelig,  T  H 

Civil  Engineers 

Barry,  A 

Breakenridge,  Wm  M 
Davidson,  S  A 
Hine,  T  W 
Patrick,  H  R 
Trott,  F  P 

Clergymen 

Cooper,  E  K  (Baptist) 
Fulton,  S  D  (Presbyterian) 
Jouvencean,  F  (Catholic) 
McMullen,  Thos  H  (Christian) 
Norton,  N  F  (ME) 
Pearson,  R  W  (Episcopalian) 
Wright,  C  C  (ME South) 

Clothing(see  Dry  Goods) 

Commission  Merchants 

Reynolds,  J  S 

Commissioners  of  Deeds 

Farish,  T  E 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Ladies'  Fine  French  Shoes  at  $3.50. 


HENRY  E.  KEMP  &  CO 

PHCENIX,  ARIZONA, 


Agricultural  Implements 

BY    THE    CARLOAD. 


AGENTS  FOR 

Columbus  Buggies, 

Bain  Farm  Wagons, 

Racine  Wagons  and  Carriages, 
John  Deere  Plows, 

Acme  Harrows  and 

MeCormiek  Mowers. 


WE  HAVE  PURCHASED  THE  STOCK  OF  THE 


CO. 


And  are  Making  Large  Additions. 


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PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Contractors 

Foushee,  A  S 
Harmsen,  B 
Myers,  L  W 

(See  also  Carpenters  and  Builders) 

(Copyists 

Barbey,  L  E 
Morris,  C  H 
Neustadter,  I 

Dentists 

Goodrich,  L  H 
Happy  Hour  Dental  Co 
Small;  K  W 

Draymen 

Bewley,  D  S 
Burnett,  James  K 
Cable,  W  S 
Coyle,  P  H 
Green,  Martin 
McKean,  F  J 

Dressmakers 

Blythe,  Mrs  E  A 
Glassford,  Miss  M 

Drug-gists 

Eschman,  C  L  &  Co 
Thibodo,  O  J 

Dry  Goods 

Dillon  &  Kenealy 
Ellis  &  Brown 
Goldman  &  Co 
Jacobs,  M  &  Co 
Winters,  E  H  &  Co 

Employment  Offices 

Gallardo,  Antonio  G 

Express 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Fish  Markets 

Andrews  &  Hattox 

Flour  Mills 

Smith,  J  Y  T 


Fruit  Dealers 

Andrews,  Otis  &  Co 
Dorris,  R  B 
Donofrio,  C 
Micca,  G 
Steinegger,  Alex 
Thomas,  E  W 
(See.  also  Grocers) 

Furnishing1  Goods 

Asher,  A 
Loring,  Geo  E 
(See  also  Dry  Goods) 

Furniture 

Schoenfeld  &  Heyman 
Wohler,  H  &  Co* 

Gas  and  Electric  Light  Co's 

Phoenix  Electric  Light  Co 
Phoenix    Illuminating    Gas    and 
Electric  Light  Co 

Grocers 

Farley  &  Grant 
Goldberg,  H 
Goldman  &  Co 
Jacobs,  M  &  Co 
Jeffries,  L  H 
McNulty,  W  F 
Sweeney  &  Recarte 
Tautonv&  Kellner 
Trask  &  Kays 
Whepley,  W  L 

Gunsmiths 

Spangenberg,  G  F 

Hackmen 

Marshall,  Alex 

Hardware 

Coon,  Burtis  &  Coon 
Goldman  &  Co 
Kemp,  Henry  E  &  Co 
Long,  J  B 
Fowler,  C  D 
Pesqueira,  E 

Harness  and  Saddlery 

Andre,  Robt  G 
Tulburt,  H  L 


DILLOM   &   KENEALY,   Leaders   in   CLOTHING. 


ICE  FACTORY. 


S.  D.  LOUNT,  Proprietor. 


COR.  FINAL  &  WASHINGTON  STS., 

PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


MARECOPA 

oan  and  trust 


MONEY  LOANED 

On  Real  and  Personal  Security,  long  or  short  time, 

as  desired. 


Correspondents  and  Eastern  Agents :  Northern  Banking  Co,,  Portland,  Me, 


JOSEPH  W.  SPAULDING,  President,  Portland,  Me. 

JERRY  MISLAY,  General  Manager,  Phoenix,  Arizona. 

MILFORD  E.  SPAULDING,  Cashier,       -         Phcenix,  Arizona. 


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PHOSNIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Hatters 

Loring,  Geo  E 
(See  also  Dry  Goods) 

Horse  Slioers  (see  Blacksmiths) 

Hospitals 

Maricopa  Co  Hospital 
Terr  Asylum  for  the  Insane 

Hotels  ami  Lodging1  Houses 

Brown  House 
Commercial  Hotel 
Lemon  Hotel 
Phoenix  Hotel 
Gregory  House 
Gilbert  Lodging  House 
Harriman  Lodging  House 

Ice  Factories 

Lount,  S  D  &  Son 
Minor,  P 

Insurance  Agents 

Bennitt,  E  J 
Hickey  Bros 
Fickas  &  Farish 
Finch,  J  H 
Kales,  M  W 

Interpreters 

Barbey,  L  E  (French) 
Holland,  Jos  (Chinese) 
Gallardo,  A  G  (Spanish) 
Righetti,  J  P  (Italian)  [copa 

Morgan,  Henry  (Pima  and  Mari- 

Japanese  Bazaars 

Lem  Que 
Hang  Hong 

Jewelers 

Curry,  W  J 
Humphrey,  R  J 
Joyeau,  Victor 
Nilson,  P  F 

Laundries 

Phoenix  Steam  Laundry 

Laundries  Chinese 
Wing  Lee 
Wan  Sing 
Quong  Lee 


Gee  Hop 
Sing  Lee 
Sam  Wing 
Chung  Hing 
Fang  Sang 
Wing  Hi 
Quong  Woh 

Lawyers  (see  Attorneys  at  Law) 

Libraries 

Phcenix  Library  Association 
W  C  T  U  Library 

Liquor  Dealers,  Wholesale 
Goldman  &  Co 
R  Ruben,  Son  &  Co 
Ganz,  E 
Montano,  J  M 

Liquor  Dealers,  Retail 
Barnard,  Geo  W 
Brix,  Peter 
Ceschetti  &  Bersanti 
Daneri,  Estefano 
Ganz,  E 

Jensen,  J  H  W 
Kern,  Robt 
Loosley,  J  R 
Luke  &  Johnson 
Luke,  John 
Montano,  J  M 
McNamara  J  M 
Martini,  J 
Pimm  &  Butler 
Pawley,  James 
Righetti,  James 
Sanders,  M  M 
Short,  O  A 
Thalheimer,  J 

Livery  Stables 

Herrick  &  Luhrs 
Fuqua,  Frank 
Grant,  J  L 
Gibson,  J  M 
McCann,  W  S 
Ward,  J  L  &  Sons 

Locksmiths 

Byers,  J  S 
Spangenberg,  G  F 


DULL  ON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  Hats. 


PHCENIX  BAKERY, 

Confectionery  and  lee  Cream 

-rz^r  z$s-z$s-z$x-z$s;  z$5"/$s  ^^z^r  T$S-Z$S-Z$S- 

|    PARLORS, 

Sfc-xflz  r£z_^7.^z_s£?  s£z  ^z-s^r-jto  .xOz_s$z_rflz_ 
MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Candies  and  all  Muds  of  Confectionery, 


CARRY  A  FULL  LINE  OF 

NUTS,  FRESH  FRUITS,   BREAD,   ROLLS,  BUNS, 
All  hinds  of  Pies,  which  are  baked  and 
delivered  free,  daily,  to  all 
parts  of  the  City. 

WE    ALSO    CARRY    THE 

Choicest  Brands  of  Cigars,  Smoking  &  Chewing  Tobacco. 

PORTER  BUILDING,  PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

LEWIS  &  HERLICK,  Proprietors. 

E.   PESQUEIRA, 

DEALER  IN 

STOVES,    TINWARE,    GRANITE 

And  Agate  Ironware,  Etc.,  Etc. 

Roofing  and    Gas    Fitting    receives  our    special    and    careful    attention. 
Driven  Wells  a  Specialty, 


East  Side  of  Capital  Plaza,  -  Phoenix,  Arizona. 


I 

AND    DEALER    IN 

FRESH  FRUITS,   NUTS,    CIGARS  AND   TOBACCO. 

ICE  CREAM,  SODA  WATER  &  FRESH  OYSTERS 

IN    THEIR.    SEASON. 

Washington    Street,    opposite    City   Hall, 

PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


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PHOENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Lumber  Yards 

Notaries  Public 

Blinn,  L  W  &  Co 

Baxter,  Frank 

Gregory,  J  M 

Cox,  Frank 

Ryder,  H  W 

Chalmers,  L  H 

Fickas,  B  A 

Lunch  Counters 

Fowler,  L 

Butler,  Ben 

Franklin,  A  M 

Schlessinger,  S  V 

Fulwiler,  W  D 

Gallardo,  A  G 

Meat  Markets  (see  Butchers) 

Hickev,  Jno  J 

Miscellaneous  Corporations 

(Not  otherwise  classified) 

Arizona  Improvement  Co 
Phoenix  Street  Railway  Co 
Phoenix  City  Water  Works  Co 
Maricopa  Co  Immigration  Union 

Hoadfev,  Geo  W 
Hickev^  P  K 
Hirschield,  G  H 
Hancock,  Wm  A 
Ingalls,  G  W 
Martin,  Geo  T 

Pf>rlp\7    P    <3 

Maricopa  Loan  &  Trust  Co 
Arizona  Indust'l  Exposit'n  Assc'n 
Maricopa  Brownstone  Quarry  Co 
Maricopa  Vineyard  Co 
Valley  Abstract  Co 

i  enev,  i    io 
Reed,"  D  A 
Utley,  A  A 
Walker,  J  W 
Wallace,  D  H 

Milk  Dealers 

Nurseries 

Hurley,  C  C 
Kellogg,  Wm 
Montgomery,  J  B 

Garden  City  Nursery, 
Devereux,  F  B,  prop 
Phoenix  Nursery, 
Farrington,  R  E,  prop 

Milliners 

Paradise  Nursery,  Turner,  D,  prop 

Blythe,  Mrs  E  A 

Collier's  Nursery,Collier,  W  C,  agt 

Curtis,  Mrs  N  J 

Oyster  Saloons 

Mineral  Water 

Thomas,  E  W 

Josselyn  &  Smyley 

Steinegger,  A 

Mining-  Companies 

Painters 

Phoenix  Mining  Co 

Fritz,  the  Painter 

Union  Mining  Co       [M  &  M  Co 

Rixen,  Henry 

Trinidad  and  Castle  Creek 

Sears,  Winthrop 

Clarence  Ruby  Gold  M  &  M  Co 

White,  Jno  Q 

Music  Teachers 

Photographers 

Shook,  Prof  L  B 

Catton,  C  W 

Schulenburg,  Prof  Ad 

Rothrock,  G  H 

News  Depots                         » 

Physicians 

Catton  Bros 

Pourquie,  L 

Woods,  W  T,  Jr 

Hong  Kong,  (  Chinese  ) 

Hughes  &  McGlasson 

Newspapers 

Ingalls,  Mrs  E  A 

Arizona  Gazette  (daily  &  weekly) 

Lightburne,  R  E 

Arizonan,  The  (daily  &  weekly) 

McDougall,  E 

Phoenix  Herald  (daily  &  weekly) 

Osborne,  R  T 

Phoenix  Weekly  Advance                           Rosson,  R  L 

DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  DRY  GOODS. 


L.  W.  BLINN 


L.  W.  BLINN,  General  Manager, 
SAN  FRANCISCO  OFFICE,      - 


-     Tombstone,  Arizona. 
4  California  Street. 


•* -LUMBER-*- 

Fancy  and  Plain  Doors, 
Sash,  Blinds, 

• 

Lime,  Hair, 

Cement,  Plaster, 
Laths, 

Wood  Ornaments, 

And  Gut  and  Embossed  Fancy  Glass. 


OKKICE, 

Cor,  Montezuma  and  Adams  Sts. 


Yards,  on  Tonto  St., 

NEAR  M,  &  P,  R,  R,  DEPOT. 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Stern,  L 
Thibodo,  O  J 
Wharton,  J  E 
Mahoney,  O  L 
Mahoney,  Mrs  Virginia 

Piano  Dealers 

Kedeuil,  A 
Shook,  L  B 

Planing  Mills 

Gardiner,  J  J  &  Co 

Plasterers 

Atkinson,  J  P 
Harmsen,  B 
Evans,  Henry 

Printing  Offices  (see  Newspapers) 

Produce  and  Vegetables 

C See  Grocers.) 

Railroads 

Maricopa  &  Phoenix  R  E 
Phoenix  Street  Railway  Co 

K.  B.  Ticket  Brokers 

Goldberg,  Aaron 
Price,  George 
Seelig,  T  H 

Real  Estate  Dealers 

Arizona  Land  &  Reclamation  Co 

Bird,  Allen  T 

Collins,  M  E 

Evans,  J  W 

Fowler  Bros 

Franklin  &  Thomas 

Hickey  Bros 

Hancock,  Win  A 

Holmes  &  Hewins 

Irvine,  E 

Jackman,  S  H 

Johnstone,  C  W 

Logan  &  Allen 

Perkins  &  Walker 

Phoenix  Land  Investment  Co 

Porter  &  Baxter 

Real  Estate  &  Mining  Exchange 

Symonds  &  Bird 

Wallace,  D  H 

Schultz  &  Franklin 


Restaurants 

Boss  Restaurant 
Cabinet  Restaurant 
Garden  City  Restaurant 
Grand  Central  Restaurant 
Chung  Ty  Restaurant 
Star  Restaurant 
French  Restaurant 
Capitol  Restaurant 

Second-hand  Store 

Dorris  Bros 

Sewing  Machine  Agencies 

Dillard,  P  F 
Lewis,  Q  A 

Shoemakers 

Moreno,  A 
Pfeiffer,  Geo  A 
Sanchez,  A 

Stables  (see  Livery  Stables) 

Stage  Lines 

Arizona  Stage  Co 

Tempe  &  McDowell  Stage  Line 

Stationers  (see  News  Depots) 

Steamship  Agencies 

Meyer,  A  Leonard 

Stenographers 

Pinney,  W  L 
Rosenberg,  G  A 

Stoves  aiul  Tinware  (see  Hardware) 
Surveyors  (see  Ciml  Engineers) 

Tailors 

Eisenbardt,  F 
Landgraf,  Geo 
Martinez,  Victoriano 
Merchant  Tailor  Agency, 

H  S  Bridge  &  Co 

Teachers— Public  and  Private 
Schools 

Baker,  Miss  M 
Bury,  Mrs  C  H 
Davis,  Mrs  W  A 
Dalton,  ProfT  A 
Dole,  Miss  Julia 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  Boots  &  Shoes. 


Washington  Street,  near  Hartford  Bank,     -     Pho3iiix,  Arizona, 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  AND  JOBBER  IN 


SMOKERS'   ARTICLES. 


Anthoney  &  Kulin's  Brewery 

ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 
HUGHES  &  McGLASSON. 

H.  A.  HUGHES,  M.  D.  Surgeon  and  Oculist. 

T.  D.  McGLASSON,  M.  D.  -  Diseases  of  the  Nasal  Passages  and  Chest  a  Specialty. 

Office  at  Gregory  Housef  Pluvnix,  Arizona. 


Mrs.  E.  A.  INGALLS,  M.  D. 

Obstetrics  and    Diseases    of   the   Womb 


PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

PHOENIX  NUESEEIES, 

R.  E.  FARRINGTON,  Proprietor. 


ALL  KINDS  OF 


i!  and  Ornamental 

ROSES,  SHRUBS,  ETC. 


CATALOGUE    MAILED    FREE    ON    APPLICATION. 


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PHfENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Fulton,  Mrs  A  A 
Fry,  Miss  Lillian 
Kelly,  Miss  Ada 
Kelly,  Miss  Addie 
Lynch,  Miss  M 
McDermott,  Miss  Letitia 
Sweeney,  Mrs  J  J 
Warren,  Miss  Edna  V 

Telegraph  Companies 

U  S  Military  Tel 
Arizona  Telegraph  Co 


Tobacconists  (see  Cigars  and  Tobacco) 

Undertakers 

Bacon,  J  A 
Gregory,  J  M 
'      Ryder,  H  W 
Wohler,  H  &  Co 

Veterinary  Surgeons 

Chandler,  A  J 
Keefer,  Geo  H 

Watchmakers  (see  Jewelers] 


SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  Co. 


(PACIFIC   SYSTEM.) 


TICKET  RATES  BE 

AKD  STATIONS  NAMED  BELOW. 


Children  under  twelve  years  of  age,    half   Fare.      Children    under  five 

years  of  age,  free. 


To  obtain  Rates  from  Phoenix,  add  $3.00  to  Rates  from  Maricopa. 


Stations.         Unlimited  1st  Class. 

San  Franeueo 33  85 

Oakland,  16th  St  ..33  80 

West  Berkeley 33  85 

Stege 33  85 

San  Pablo 33 

Sobrante 33 

Pinole 33 

Vallejo  Junction  .  .  .  33 

Port   Costa 33 

Martinez  .  .  .  33 


Stations. 


Unlimited  1st  Class.    2d  Class 


Avon 33  60  25  00 

Cornwall 33  30  25  00 

Los  Medanos 33  20  25  00 

Antioch 33  15  25  00 

Brentwood 32  90  25  00 

Byron 32  75  25  00 

Bethany 32  45  25  00 

Tracy 32  25  25  00 

Banta '....32  15  25  00 

Lathrop 31  85  25  00 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  One  Price  Square  Dealers. 


FRANK    COX, 


Special  attention  given  to  collections.  District  Attorney  for  Maricopa  County. 


A.  C.  BAKER.  JOE  CAMPBELL. 

BAKER    c3c    CAMPBELL, 

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, 

Rooms  1  and  2,  Thibodo  Building,  Phoenix,  Arizona. 


STEAM   FLOUR  MILLS 

AND  FAMILY  GROCERY  STORE, 

Cor.  Montezuma  and  Jefferson  Sts.,     -    Phoenix,  Arizona. 


JOHN  Y.   T.  SMITH,  Proprietor. 

F».  O.  Box  7Q. 


H.  L.  TTJLBTJRT, 

DEALER  IN  AND  MANUFACTURER  OF 

SADDLES,  HARNESS, 

— AND — 

Horse  Furnishing  Goods  of  all  Descriptions. 


CARRIAGE  TRIMMING  AND  REPAIRING 

NEATLY  DONE  AND  SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED. 


SHOP,  WASHINGTON   STREET,  NEAR  HARTFORD  BANK, 

PHOENIX,  ARIZONA. 


Have  served  apprenticeship  in  all  lines  of  my  business  and  have  worked 
in  over  twenty  States  and  Territories.     I  am  thoroughly  posted  in  all 

t        styles  of  Stock  Saddles  and  Light  and  Heavy  Harness.      All  my  work 
is  hand-made,  and 


THE   BEST   OF   LEATHER    USED. 


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PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


.Stations. 

Ripon 

Unlimited  1st  Class. 

31  55 

2d  Class. 
25    00 

25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
27  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  40 
25  65 
26  25 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 

Stations.         Unlimited 
SaugilS  

1st  Class.    2d  Class. 

19  80 
20  50 
20  80 
21  05 
21  15 
21  30 
21  85 
22  05 
22  15 
19  80 
19  75 
19  45 
19  15 
19  10 
19  00 
18  85 
19  15 
19  20 
19  35 
18  85 
19  00 
19  15 
19  15 
19  30 
19  35 
19  45 
18  85 
19  00 
19  20 
19  35 
19  65 
19  80 
19  85 
18  85 
18  65 
18  60 
18  55 
18  50 
18  45 
18  25 
17  95 
17  85 
17  65 
17  55 
17  10 
17  00 
16  90 

Salida  . 

31  45 

Fillmore  .        .  . 

Alodesto 

.31  25 

Santa  Paula 

Ceres  

31  15 

Saticoy  

Turlock  .  . 

30  85 

Conejo  

Delhi  . 

.  30  70 

San  Buenaventura  . 
Carpinteria 

Livingston 
Atwater  .  . 

30  55 

30  35 

Monticeto   

Alerced 

30  15 

Santa   Barbara  .  .  .  . 
Saugus  

Athlone  .  . 

29  85 

Minturn  .  . 

29  65 

Newhall  

Berenda  . 

29  35 

Fernando  

Raymond  - 

.31  35 

Burbank 

Berenda  .  . 

29  35 

Sepulveda  

Madera  .  . 

29  15 

Tropico  

Borden 

.29  05 

Los  Angeles 

Sycamore 

28  80 

Ballona 

Fresno  .  .  . 

.  .      ..28  50 

The  Palms  

Malaera 

.    ..28  35 

Santa  Monica  . 

Fowler  .  .  .  . 

28  20 

Los  Angeles  

Selma   .  .  .  . 

28  05 

Florence  

Kingsburg 
Traver  .  .  .  . 

.  .    .27  90 

Lynwood 

27  70 

Compton  
Cerritos  

Goshen  .  . 

27  50 

Hanford 

.      .27  85 

Wilmington 

Lemoore  . 

28  10 

San  Pedro  

Huron 

28  75 

Los  Angeles.  . 

Goshen  .  .  . 

27  50 

Florence  
Downey  

Tulare  . 

27  15 

Tokay 

.27  00 

Norwalk  . 

Tipton 

26  85 

Anaheim 

Pixley 

.  .  26  65 

Orange  

Alila 

26  50 

Santa  Ana 

Delano  .  .  .  . 

26  25 

Los  Angeles  

Sunnier  . 

25  25 

Shorb  

Pampa 

.24  65 

Alhambra  . 

Caliente  .  . 

24  35 

San  Gabriel  

Keene  . 

.  .    .    .23  80 

Savanna  

Girard 

23  60 

jVlonte             

Tehachapi 
Cameron 

23  35 

Puente  

23  00 

Spadra  

Mojave  .  .  . 
Lancaster 
Alpine  .  . 

22  55 
21  55 

Pomona  .             .  .  .  . 

Ontario  

.    .      .21  10 

Cucamonga  

Southside  . 
Lane  . 

20  55 
20  25 

Colton         

Mound  City  

Kent  . 

20  15 

Brookside  

DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Sole  Agents  for  Jas.  Mean's  $3  Shoes. 


CAPITOL  CIGAR  STORE. 


T.  H.  SEELIG, 


DEALER  IN  FINE 


IMPORTED  &  DOMESTIC  CIGARS 

SMOKERS'  ARTICLES,  CUTLERY,  ETC, 


RAILROAD   TICKET   BROKER. 


Railroad  Tickets  Bought,  Sold  and  Exchanged,      Every  Ticket  Sold 
by  me  is  Guaranteed  or  the  money  returned. 


GOOT>RICH  BLOCK,  PHCENIX,  A.  T. 


FOWLER  BROS. 

l  Estate, 


FINE  FRUIT  LAPS  A  SPECIALTY. 

We  can   furnish  Alfalfa    Lands    and   Pasturage 

for  Cattle. 


Correspondence  with  Stock  Men  Solicited. 


PROPRIETORS  OF   WEST  FIELD  FRUIT  FARM. 


Office,  next  door  to  Hartford  Bank,  Plio?nix,  Arizona. 


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PHOENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Stations.         Unlimited  1st  Class.    2d  Class. 

ElCasco 16  65 

San  Gorgonio 16  40 

Banning   16  20 

Indio 14  05 

Yuma 8  10 

Gila  City 7  40 

Adonde  ". 6  60 

Tacna 6  10 

Mohawk  Summit ...   5  30 

Texas  Hill 4  95 

Aztec 4  30 

Stanwix 3  85 

Sentinel 3  60 

Painted  Rock 2  90 

Gila  Bend 2  15 

Bosque 1  65 


1 


20 
75 
25 
50 
05 
55 
00 
70 


Estrella 
Montezuma  ....... 

Heaton  .......... 

Sweet  Water  ...... 

Casa  Grande  ____  1.  1 

Toltec  ............  1 

Picacho  ..........  2 

Red  Rock  ........  2 

Sandair  ..........  3  20 

Rillito  ...........  3  50 

Jaynes  ...........  4  00 

Tucson  ...........  4  35 

Wilmot  ..........  4  65 

Papago  ...........  5  05 

Pantano  .  .  ........  5  75 

Mescal  ...........  6  20 

Benson  ...........  6  65 

Ochoa  ...........  7 

Dragoon  Summit.  .  .  7 

Cachise  ..........  8 


10 
60 
10 


Willcox  ..........   8  65 

Bowie  ............   9  80 

San  Simon  ........  10  60 

Steins  Pass  ........  11  35 

Lordsburg  ........  12  30 

Lisbon  ...........  12  85 

Separ  ............  13  30 

Deming  ..........  15  30 

El  Paso..  ,.19  65 


Stations.         Unlimited  1st  Class. 

San  Francisco 33  85 

Oakland,  Market  St .  33  85 

East  Oakland 33  85 

Fruit  Vale 33  85 

Melrose 33  85 

San  Leandro 33  85 

Lorenzo 33  85 

Haywards 33  85 

Decoto 33  75 

Niles 33  65 

Irvington 33  75 

Warm  Springs  ....  33  85 

Milpitas 33  85 

San  Jose 33  85 

Niles 33  65 

Sunol '. 33  45 

Pleasanton 33  30 

Livermore 33  10 

Altamont 32  80 

Midway 32  55 

Tracy 32  25 

Lathrop 31  85 

Stockton 32  20 

Charleston  .  .  .  32 


Milton 


45 
33  40 

80 


Peters  ............  32 

Farmington  .......  33  00 

Oakdale  ..........  33  55 

Stockton  ..........  32  20 

Lodi  .............  32  65 

Gait  .............  32  90 

Carbondale  .......  33  75 

lone  .............  34  00 

Gait  .............  32  90 

Elk  Grove  ........  33  30 

Florin  ...........  33  55 

Brighton  .........  33  65 

Sacramento  .......  33  85 

Antelope  .........  34  30 

Junction  .........  34  40 

Lincoln  ..........  34  75 

Sheridan  .........  34  95 

Wheatland   .......  35  05 

Yuba  ............  35  40 

Marysville  ........  35  45 

Gridley  .......  ..35  95 

Biggs  ............  36  05 


2d  Class. 

25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
2500 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 

25  25 

26  20 
25  60 

25  80 

26  35 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 

25  85 

26  10 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  00 
25  45 
25  55 

25  90 

26  10 
26  20 
26  55 

26  60 

27  10 
27  20 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Emporium  of  FINE  SHOES. 


H.  W.  ETDER, 

PHCENIX  AND  TEMPE, 

DEALER  IN 


-AND- 


BUILDING  MATERIAL, 

Mouldings,  Pickets, 
Posts,  Shingles, 
Shakes,  Lath, 
Doors,  Sash, 

Blinds,   Lime, 
Hair,  Plaster, 
Cement. 


9 

AND 


Builders'  Hardware  of  every  Description. 


ALSO  TERKA  COTTA  CHIMNEY  PIPE. 

HAY  AND  BARLEY. 

Am  always  pleased  to  show  people  my  stock,  even  if  they  do 
not  buy.     Give  us  a  call. 


South   Side   of  Plaza,  opp.  City  Hall,    j  BRANCH  YARD, 

JEFFERSON  STREET,  ^  *' 


PHCENIX,     -     -      ARIZONA.     TEMPE,       -  ARIZONA. 

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PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Stations.         Unlimited  1st  Class. 

Nelson 36  35 

Durham 36  55 

Chico 36  75 

Nord 36  95 

Vina 37  00 

Tekama 37  00 

Red  Bluff  .;. 37  35 

Cotton  wood  *. 37  85 

Anderson 38  05 

Redding ' 38  40 

Middle  Creek 38  55 

Kennet 39  10 

Elraore   39  45 

Smithson 39  75 

Delta 39  95 

Gibson 40  25 

Castle  Creek 40  70 

Lower  Soda  Springs .  40  80 

Dunsmuir 41  00 

Upper  Soda  Springs .  41  00 

McCloud 41  45 

Sisson.  .  .  . 41  55 

Edgewood 42  25 

Montague  43  10 

Snowdon .  .43  35 

Hornbrook 43  80 

Coles 44  15 

Junction 34  40 

Rocklin  .  ..  , .  .34  55 

Peuryn  ...... ....34  70 

Newcastle 34  80 

Auburn 34  95 

Clipper  Gap  ......  35  30 

Lander 35  75 

Colfax 35  90 

Cape  Horn  Mills.  ..36  10 

Gold  Run 36  40 

Dutch  Flat 36  50 

Shady  Run 36  85 

Blue  Canon 37  10 

Emigrant  Gap .....  37  35 

Cisco 37  75 

Tamarack  .  .  .  37 


Cascade  . 


95 
.38  15 


Summit 38  45 

Truckee 39  15 

Boca  .  . .  39  55 


2d  Class. 

27  50 

27  70 

27  90  ] 

28  10 
28  35 
28  35  I 

28  70  ! 

29  20 
29  40  I 
29  75 

29  90 

30  45 

30  80 

31  10 
31   30 

31  60 

32  05 
32  15 
32  35 
32  35 
32  80 

32  90 

33  60 

34  45 

34  70 

35  15 
35  50 
25  55 
25  70 
25  85 

25  95 

26  10 
26  45 

26  90 

27  05 
27  25 
27  55 

27  65 

28  00 
28  25 
28  50 

28  90 

29  10 
29  30 

29  60 

30  30 
30  70 


Stations.         Unlimited  1st  Class.  2d  Class. 

Reno  .  .. 40  90  32  05 

Wadsworth  . 42  60  33  75 

Oreana 46  30  37  45 

Humboldt 47  40  38  55 

Winnemucca 49  40  40  55 

Golconda 50  20  41   35 

Battle  Mountain  ...  52  40  43  55 

Beowawe 54  05  45  20 

Palisade 54  95  46  10 

Carlin 55  40  46  55 

Moleen ..56  00  47  10 

Elko 56  55  47  10 

Halleck 57  75  47  10 

Wells 59  40  47- 10 

Independence  ....  .60  15  47  10 

Toano  .  , 61  20  47  10 

Montello .62  00  47  10 

Tecoma 62  50  47  10 

Terrace 64  15  47  10 

Kelton 65  75  47  10 

Promontory 66  85  47  10 

Corinue 66  85  47  1 0 

Brigham 66  85  47  10 

Bormeville 66  85  47  10 

Ogden .66  85  47  10 

South  Vallejo 34  00  25  15 

Napa  Junction 34  25  25  40 

Cordelia 34  45  25  60 

Napa  Junction 34  25  25  40 

Napa 34  50  25  65 

Yountville 34  75  25  90 

Oakville 34  85  26  00 

Rutherford  .......  34  90  26  05 

St.  Helena 35  05  26  20 

Calistoga 35  30  26  45 

Port  Costa 33  85  25  00 

Btnicia  .                 ..33  95  25  10 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Ladies'  Fine  French  Shoes  at  $3.50. 


BLACK  CANON  ROAD,  ONE-HALF  MILE  NORTH  OF  PHCENIX. 

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Orange,  Fig,  Olive,  Peach,  Apricot,  }4sh,  Umbrella, 
Pepper  and  Catalpa  Trees. 

FAN  PALMS. 

Water  Shares    in    Grand   Canal    for   Rent. 


Address,  F.  B.  DEVEREUX,  Phoenix,  Arizona, 


F.  Balsz  &  Co. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

BUTCHERS, 

Montezuma  Street,  west  of  Plaza, 
PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


Buy  the  Choicest  Reef,  Mutton,    Pork,  Veal,  Sausage,  etc. 
Everything  in  the  line  is  First-class  and  Fresh. 


ARCSDG 


AND 


N.  E.  COR.  WASHINGTON  AND  MARICOPA  STS. 

PHCENIX,   ARIZONA. 


SIRED  BY  THE 

GREAT  ALMONT, 

Will  Make  the  Season  at  $3O. 

Two  or  more  Mares  owned  by  one 
person  $25  each. 

Jan'ry  1st  to  August  1st. 
mil  Pedigree  Kurnished  on  application. 
J.  T.  SIMMS,  PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  COMPANY, 

THROUGH  RATES  OF  FARE. 

(SUBJECT  TO  CHANGE.) 


To  obtain  rates  from  Phoenix,  add  $3.00  to  rates  from  Maricopa. 


_.,         ,f     .  Unlimited.     Limited. 

From  Maricopa.  lgt  c,ass       2d  Clags 

45  $59  00 

90  60  00 

20  46  70 

63  50 

56  95 


Baltimore,  Md $81 

Binghampton,  N.  Y .  79 
Birmingham,  Ala. . .  63 

Boston,  Mass 85  85 

Buffalo,  N.  Y 75  20 

Burlington,  la 61  85 

Cairo,  111 57  20 

Chattanooga,  Tenn..64  30 

Chicago,  111 66  05 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. .  ..69  80 
Cleveland,  Ohio.... 72  30 

Columbus,  Ohio 71  30 

Council  Bluffs,  la...  59  65 

Dayton,  Ohio 70  30 

Denver,  Col 45  65 

Detroit,  Mich 73  80 

Erie,  Pa 73  50 

Evansville,  Ind....64  80 

Fitchburg,  Mass 89  60 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind . .  .  69  50 
Fort  Worth,  Tex ...  38  10 

Galveston,  Tex 46  00 

Harrisburg,  Pa.... 82  20 

Houston,  Tex 45  15 

Indianapolis,  Ind ...  65  15 
Kansas  City,  Mo...  54  90 

London,  Can 72  60 

Louisville,  Ky 66  00 

Memphis,  Tenn 54  75 


42  50 

49  00 

50  50 

54  45 

52  65 
39  75 
50  50 
30  00 

53  35 

55  85 
46  70 
63  75 
50  50 
35  00 
35  90 
59  00 
35  00 

35  00 

56  75 
49  25 
42  50 


From  Maricopa. 


Unlimited.  Limited. 

1st  Class.  2d  Class. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.  .  .$65  00  $48  50 

Montreal,  Can 84  35  62  50 

Nashville,  Tenn....  61  75  46  70 

New  Orleans,  La.  .  .57  10  42  50 

New  York,  N.  Y ...  84  45  61  50 

Omaha,  Neb 59  70  39  75 

Pacific  Junction,  la.  59  70  39  75 

Philadelphia,  Pa.  ..84  15  60  00 

Pittsburg,  Pa 74  75  55  50 

Portland,  Me 89  35  66  50 

Quebec,  Can 86  20  63  85 

Quincy,  111 59  70 

Richmond,  Va 86  50  61  60 

Rochester,  N.  Y ....  76  60  58  30 

Rock  Island,  111....  62  95 

Salamanca,  N.  Y.  .  .76  15  56  90 

Sandusky,  Ohio.  .  .  .73  30  53  00 

Springfield,  111 61  45  46  95 

Springfield,  Mass... 84  15  62  50 

Springfield,  Ohio.  .  .71  30  51  20 

St.  Louis,  Mo   59  45 

St.  Joseph,  Mo 55  75  37  05 

St.  Paul,  Minn 69  95  45  00 

Syracuse,  N.  Y 78  20  59  90 

Toledo,  Ohio 71  30  52  20 

Washington,  D.  C.  .81  45  59  00 

Wheeling,  W.  Va..73  00  55  75 

Youngstown,  Ohio.. 75  20  56  25 

Zanesville,  Ohio.  .  .  .71  85  53  40 


Above  rates  apply  via  direct  routes  only. 

Ask  agents  for  rates  to  other  and  intermediate  destinations. 

Children  under  twelve  (12)  years  of  age,  half  fare. 

Children  under  five  (5)  years  of  age,  free. 

150  Ibs.  free  baggage  will  be  allowed  per  each  whole  ticket. 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,   Leaders  in  CLOTHING. 


TRASK  &  KAYS, 

Make  a  Specialty  of  First-class  Family 


I 


I 

LAMPS  AND  GLASSWARE. 


Highest  market  price  paid  for  Country  Produce 

of  all  kinds. 

One  Door  above  the  Post-office,  Phcenix. 


Also  Breeders  and  Dealers  in  GALLOWAY  CATTLE.     Ranch,  four 
miles  Northwest  of  Phoenix. 

CORRESPONDENCE     SOLICITED. 


PHCEfflX  NEWS  DEPOT, 

W.  T.  WOODS,  Jr.,    -  PROPRIETOR, 

(Successor  to  E.  G.  Wheeler  &  Co.) 
DEALER  IN 


'ftlanlr  VnnlrQ 
,   iJldili  DUUJLo, 


, 

Magazines,  Notions,  Picture  Frames, 

ARTISTS'  MATERIALS, 
TOBACCO,   CIGARS,    CIGARETTES,   ETC. 


Receives  Subscriptions  for  all  Eastern  and  Western  Papers. 
Also  receives  orders  for 

ROTHROCK'S  VIEWS  OF  ARIZONA. 


38  PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO 


TS  A  NKTNfl. 


Capital,  $6,250,000. 

JNO.  J.  VALENTINE , General  Manager,  San  Francisco 

E.  M.  COOPER  ....  General   Sup't,  Western    Department,  San  Francisco 
L.  F.   ROWELL  ...    Sup't,  Southwestern  Division,  San  Francisco 

A.  LEONARD  MEYER,  Agent,  Phmox,  Arizona. 


(Over  1,900  Agencies    throughout  the    United 
States  and  Mexico.) 


The  business  of  Wells,   Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  is  to  forward,  by  rapid 

conveyance, 

Merchandise,  Packages, 
Parcels,  Jev^elry, 
Gold,  Silver, 

Bank:  Notes,  Bonds, 

Valuable  Papers,  Etc., 

and  to  deliver  the  same  promptly  ;  to  make  collections,  with  or  without 
goods ;  to  fill  orders,  attend  to  commissions  and  to  carry  and  deliver 
letters. 

The  Company's  lines  extend  throughout  the  Western  States,  from  the 

^ACIFIC  ^CEAN  TO  ;pHICAQO,  £>T.  |>OUI£  AND  J^EW  K^LE^N^, 

where  connections  are  made  with  responsible  Express  Companies  for  other 
points  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  throughout  the  Republic  of 
Mexico,  to  Asiatic  ports  and  to  nearly  all  the  principal  Cities  of  Europe. 


WHO  IS 

H.  SHUMAKER  ? 


Replying  to  the  Question  you  just  asked, 
we  will  quote  from  a  local  Newspaper. 


"He  has  without  doubt  the  neatest  Barber  Shop  in  this  country;  it  is  supplied  with  sixMonaicu 
Chairs,  made  by  E.  Berminghaus,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  For  beauty  and  comfort  these  chairs  stand 
without  an  equal.  Grand  in  construction,  stately  in  appearance,  ornamental  in  design,  fine  in 
finish,  the  leading  chair  of  the  nineteenth  century.  The  mirror  case  standing  in  front  of  these 
chairs  is  thirty  feet  long;  all  the  woodwork  is  black  walnut,  carved,  veneered  and  engraved.  The 
shelf  is  of  pure  Italian  marble.  The  whole  is  fitted  with  French  plate  mirrors,  50  by  60  inches.  A 
large  plate  glass  mirror  is  placed  over  the  wash  stand  and  a  magnificent  dressing  case  ornaments 
one  side  of  the  room. 

"  The  wash  stand  and  bathrooms  are  supplied  with  hot  and  cold  clear  water.  The  barber  shop 
and  bathrooms  are  illuminated  by  gas,  giving  the  whole  place  a  brilliant  appearance,  and,  as  we 
said  before,  making  without  exception,  the  finest  and  most  complete  barber  shop  and  bathrooms  in 
this  country.  Six  men  who  thoroughly  understand  their  business  are  continually  employed  to 
attend  to  the  wants  of  patrons.  Mr.  Shumaker  is  too  well  known  among  our  people  to  need  any 
further  mention;  he  is  an  old-time  barber  and  an  old  Arizonian.  Phoenix  ought  to  be  proud  that 
she  possesses  a  man  of  his  stability  and  enterprise." 

ISAAC  OROZCO.  ADOLFO  VASQUEZ. 


Wagon-making  and   Repairing  a   Specialty. 


All  Kinds  of  Wagon  and   Iron  Work  Skillfully  Executed. 

OROZCO  &  VASQUEZ, 

Cor.  Cortez  &  Madison  Sts.,     -      PHCEKIX,  ARIZONA. 


40  PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


IELLS,  FARGO  & 

MONEY  ORDERS 


ARE  THE 


Cheapest,  Safest  and  Most  Convenient  Method 


-OF- 


TRANSMITTING  MONEY, 


ABSOLUTE  SAFETY  FROM  THEFT  OR  Loss 

is  secured  by  this  system,  and  the  orders  are  safer  for  travelers  and  more 
convenient  than  money. 

No  written  application  is  required  when  purchasing  these  Orders, 

A   RECKIRT  IS  GIVKN 

to  the  purchaser  of  these  Money  Orders.     If  an  order  should  be  lost,  the 
money  will  be  refunded  without  unnecessary  delay. 

MERCHANTS,  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATIONS, 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES,  PUBLISHERS, 

and  all  to  whom  money  is  remitted,  will  find  the  system  greatly  to  their 
convenience,  if  they  will  in  their  advertisements  and  otherwise,  request 
that  funds  be  sent  by  Express  Money  Orders. 


For   $  5  and  under ....   5  Cents. 

Over      5  to  10 8       " 

10  to  20.  .          ..10 


Over  $20  to  $30 12  Cents. 

"       30  to   40 15       " 

40  to    50.  ..20      " 


Larger  sums  in  proportion. 


LEMON  HOTEL 

LIVERY.  FEED  IJI  SjiLE  STHBLES, 

J.  L.  CANT,  Proprietor, 

Jefferson  Street,     -      -     Back  of  Lemon  Hotel, 

PHCEIVIX, 


Teams  sent  to  any  part  of  the  Territory  with  or  without  drivers.    No  extra  charge  for 
delivering  rigs  in  town.    DRUMMERS'  PATRONAGE  SOLICITED. 


jncDoweii 

STAGE  LINE 

POMEROY  BROS.,    -    -    Proprietors. 


Stages  of  the  TEMPE  &  McDOWELL  Stage  Line  leave 

TEMPE  daily,  Sundays  excepted,  on  arrival  of 

train  from  MARICOPA,  for 

MESA  CITY,  JONESYILLE  f  Fort  McDOWELL 

and  Extras  from  MESA  CITY  to  FLORENCE,  FINAL  and 
SILVER  KING,  when  called  for. 


LOW  RA.TES  and   QUTOK   TIME   Guaranteed. 
R.  A.  DAVIS,  Agent  at  Tempe. 

R  T.  OSBORNE,  M.  D. 

PHYSICIAN  AND  SURGEON, 

DISEASKS  of  the  MIND  and  NECRVOUS  SYSTEIS^I  a  Specialty. 


DE  FOREST  PORTER.  FRANK  BAXTER,  Notary  Public. 

PORTER  &  BAXTER, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW, 

WASHINGTON  STREET,    -     -     -    PHCENIX,  MARICOPA  COUNTY,  ARIZONA. 
Land,  and  Mining  Laws  a  Specialty. 


42  PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


PURCHASING 


-AN] 


COMMISSION  DEPARTMENT. 


TRADING,  ETC,,  BY  EXPRESS, 


The  object  of  this  Department  is  to  give  the  public  the  use  of  the  vast  facilities 
controlled  by  and  within  the  reach  of 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 

for  satisfying  their  most  peculiar  wants  in  the  well-furnished  markets  of  cities 

and  towns. 

A  Trial  will  convince  any  Person  of  its  Great  Advantages 

over  the  old-fashioned  and  inconsiderate  practice  of  imposing  upon  friends  and 
acquaintances,  when  traveling,  all  sorts  of  troublesome  and  unprofitable  com- 
missions, or  intrusting  them  to  unknown  and  irresponsible  parties. 


o  Invasion  of  Local  Mercantile  Interests 

is  made  or  contemplated  by  it;  for  it  is  more  particularly  designed  to  meet 
those  cases  of  frequent  occurrence  when  a  particular  article  is  wanted — something 
that  cannot  possibly  be  had  in  the  home  market.  The  truth  of  this  assertion  will 
not  be  disputed  if  the  expense  of  service  and  express  charges,  added  to  cost  of 
purchase,  are  taken  into  account.  In  its  legitimate  province,  the  PURCHASING 
AND  COMMISSION  DEPARTMENT  of  this  Company  is  not  hurtful  to  any 
business  interest,  and  those  who  have  tried  it — business  firms  and  private  families — 
understand  well  that  it  is 

A  GREAT  PUBLIC  CONVENIENCE, 

and  find  many  occasions  to  resort  to  it.  Through  their  agents  in  every  city, 
village  or  railway  station  of  any  importance,  and  the  thousands  of  employees, 
scattered  up  and  down  the  country  within  their  own  jurisdiction,  and  their 
correspondents  and 

Business  Connections  in  Large  Cities,  at  Home  and  Abroad, 

and  with  other  Express  Companies,  they  certainly  have  the  appliances  at 
command  for  operating  this  peculiar  branch  of  business  in  the  most  thorough 
and  satisfactory  manner. 


VARIETY  STOCK  FARM, 

6  Miles  West  of  Phoenix,  on  the  Yuma  Road. 


Register,  No.  1934. 


Forrest  Clay,  the  celebrated  Ken- 
tucky trotting  horse,  the  only 
standard  bred  Stallion  in  the  Ter- 
ritory, will  make  the  season,  begin- 
ning MARCH  ist  and  ending 
JUNE  ist,  1888,  in  PHCENIX  the 
first  four  days  of  each  week,  and 
at  VARIETY  STOCK  FARM  the 
last  three  days  of  each  week . 

TERMS — $50.00  to  insure.  Se- 
cured note  taken,  payable  at  end 
of  the  season. 

A  few  standard  bred  stallion 
colts,  from  Forrest  Clay,  out  of 
imported  mares  from  Gen.  W.  T. 
Withers'  Fairlawn  Stock  Farm,  Lexington,  Ky.,  for  sale. 

All  mares  b6ingbred  to  Forrest  Clay  will  be  given  pasture  free  during  season. 


No.  65,285. 

The  thoroughbred  Durham  Bull, 
from  the  Abe  Reuick's  Rose  of  Sharon 
tribe,  is  at  the  Variety  Stock  Farm. 
Service  $10.00  per  cow,  a  calf  guaran- 
teed. Thoroughbred  and  graded  bull 
calves  for  sale  from  this  noted  bull, 
which  was  purchased  from  W.  W. 
Hamilton,  of  Lexington,  Ky.,  and 
imported  by  Geo.  T.  Beckers. 


THOROUGHBRED 
Registered  Berkshire  and  Poland 


Having  purchased  the  entire  band  of  thoroughbred  Berkshire  and  Poland 
China  Hogs,  imported  by  G.  W.  F.  Johnson,  for  the  Calistoga  Stock  Farm,  I 
will  sell  pigs  in  lots  of  three  (one  boar  and  two  sows)  for  $25.00.  The  pedigree 
of  all  thoroughbred  stock  guaranteed.  For  further  particulars  inquire  of  or 
address, 

GEO.  T.  BJECKEHS,  Phcenix,  A.  T. 


44  PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


PlIRCHASING^COMMISSION  DEPARTMENT. 


TELEGRAPHIC  ORDERS. 

Special  telegraphic  orders  through  the  Company's  agents  will  always 
receive  prompt  attention,  the  cost  of  telegram  being  prepaid  by  the  party  for 
whom  it  is  sent. 


BAGGAGE  CHECKS 

May  be  sent  to  this  Department.    Care  should  be  taken  to  keep  a  memoran- 
dum of  the  numbers.  They  should  be  regularly  way-billed,  with  charges  prepaid. 


PAWNBROKERS'  TICKETS 

Sent  to  redeem  property,  must  be  accompanied  by  the  full  amount  due.    Pawn- 
brokers as  a  rule,  will  not  forward  pledges  C.  O.  D. 


SPECIAL  COMMISSIONS. 

In  connection  with  the  Purchasing  and  Commission  Department,  proper 
attention  will  be  given  to  the  Recording  of  Deeds,  and  the  Service  of  Legal 
Papers  in  any  county  where  the  Company  have  an  agency,  and  to  business  con- 
nected with  the  various  Departments  at  State  and  Territorial  Capitals.  The  public 
should  bear  this  fact  in  mind. 


The  Funking  and  Commission  Department 

is  under  the  supervision  of  Mr.  Aaron  Stein,  an  experienced  and  conscientious 
gentleman,  well  and  favorably  known  to  the  business  community  of  San 
Francisco,  and  to  the  Express  fraternity  throughout  the  entire  country,  who 
will  spare  no  pains  to  give  prompt  and  entire  satisfaction.  All  orders  will  be 
filled  and  returned  as  soon  as  possible. 


i  ELLIS    &    BROWN, 

(Successors  to  GUSS  ELLIS  A  CO.) 

Corner    Washington    and    /(/fontezuma    jStreets, 

riX,    A.    T. 


Leaders  in  Elegant! Stylish  Goods. 


DIRECT  IMPORTERS  IN 


THE  LATEST  LIHE  OF  CLOTHING 

From  the  BEST  Manufacturers    in  the  UNITED    STATES. 


ladies'  and  lents'  furnishing  loods, 

Ladies'  WRAPS  and  GARMENTS  of  all  kinds. 


The  Mammoth  Boot  &  Site  Buns®, 

And  every  article  appertaining  to  a  first-class  store. 


GOODS  DELIVERED  in  any  part  of  the  City  FREE  of  CHARGE, 


Orders  from  the  Country  solicited  and  satisfaction  guaranteed 


GOODS  SOLD  AT  THE  LOWEST  PRICES. 


46 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


; 
Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from 
to  ALL  offices  in 

ARIZONA. 

Ash  Fork 

Phcenix 

$11  2£ 
11  50 
4  25 
5  50 
5  25 
12  25 
1  75 
8  75 
4  75 
5  00 
4  50  . 
7  75 
4  75 
11  75 
5  25 
2  25 
12  75 
10  75 
12  25 
4  75 
10  '50 
1  00 
12  25 
5  25 
3  75 
10  75 
8  50 
17  75 
11  25 
6  00 
3  00 
0  50 
3  50 
6  25 
3  25 
5  00 
11  50 
12  25 
10  25 
4  75 

Phcenix 

$8  00 
8  00 
21  00 
8  00 

Alviso  » 

$  8  00 

Amador  

10  50 

Anaheim.  .  .  . 

7  50 

Antioch  

7  50 

Arcata  

10  25 

Bellemont  

Arroyo  Grande  

13  25 

Benson 

Auburn         ... 

8  50 

Bowie       

Bakersfield  

7  50 

Calabasas 

Banning 

7  00 

Cafion  Diablo  
Casa  Grande 

Barstow  

8  50 

Benicia 

8  10 

Clifton        

Berenda  

7  50 

Berkeley 

7  50 

Crittenden                    

Bishop  Creek  

15  00 

Dragoon   

Bloomfield  

.  .  .  .      9  00 

Duncan                     .          

Blue  Cafion        ... 

9  50 

Fairbank         

Bodega  

9  10 

Flagstaff                                .  .  • 

Bodie   .  . 

17  00 

Florence                     

Borden  

7  50 

Gila  Bend.. 

Butte  City  

10  25 

;dv  ^   •   ^ 
Globe                       

Caliente  

7  50 

Hackberry 

Calistoga 

.  ...      8  50 
14  75 

Holbrook                               «•  . 

Cambria      .... 

Huachuca        

Camp  Taylor  

.  .  .  .      8  25 

Kingman 

Castroville 

8  26 

IVtaricopa                            

Carlsbad  

8  25 

Navaio  Springs 

Cloverdale 

8  50 

Nogales                    . 

Colfax  ....                   .... 

9  00 

Pantano          ...  .....,:  

Colton  

7  00 

Peach  Springs 

Colusa 

9  10 

Final  ,  

Concord  

.  ...      8  50 

Prescott     

Copperopolis  

9  75 

Prescott  Junction 

Cordelia    .    .                   ... 

8  25 

San  Simon                   

Crescent  City  

10  50 

Sentinel 

Cucamonga 

.      7  00 

Tempe 

Daggett  . 

8  50 

Texas  Hill 

Davis\rille 

8  10 

Tombstone 

Delano          

7  50 

Tucson                    ...  .  .  -.  

Delta  

10  00 

Willcox 

Diamond  Springs      .  .    .  . 

9  50 

AVilliams 

Dixon  

8  25 

\Vinslow 

Downey                            .  . 

.  .      7  50 

Yucca 

Downieville  

15  50 

Yuma     

Duncan  Mills  

8  90 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from 
to  following  offices  in 

CALIFORNIA. 

Alameda 

Dutch  Flat      

9  25 

East  Oakland 

7  50 

Elmira                  

8  25 

Elsinore  

8  00 

Emigrant  Gap           

9  50 

8  25 

Alma 

Eureka  ,  .  . 

9  75 

Alturas  

Farmington  

.  .  .  .      8  00 

Alvarado                                 .  .  . 

Felton     

8  50 

DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  Hats. 


Phoenix  Daily  Herald 


PHOENIX,  AKIZONA. 


THE  OLDEST, 

THE  LARGEST, 

THE  BEST, 

THE  ONLY 

Paper  in  Central  Arizona  that 

Takes   the  Associated  Press  Dispatches. 


Larger  Circulation  than  any  other  Paper  in  Arizona. 

It  is  read  by  more  people  than  any  other  publication  distributed  in  Arizona, 

and  is  therefore  the 
BEST  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM. 


Weekly,      -        $3. GO  per  year.  \  Daily,  $1O.OO  per  year. 

Inquire  for  Advertising  Rates  to 

N.  A.  MORFORD,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1880.  DAILY  AND  WEEKLY. 


PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


THE    OFFICIAL    PAPER    OF   THE  CITY. 


Arizona  Gazette  Co,,  Publishers,  I  C,  W,  Johnstone,  Manager, 


Phoenix,  being  situated  in  one  of  the  finest  agricultural  and  grazing  valleys  in  the  Territory, 
is  the  only  distributing  point  for  supplies  of  all  the  mining  country  in  Central  and  Northern 
Arizona;  and  as  THE  GAZETTE  is  taken  in  almost  every  family,  mining  camp  and  hamlet  in  this 
region,  makes  it  one  of  the  best  advertising  mediums  in  the  Territory. 


Daily,  One  Year,  $10,00,          Weekly,  One  Year,  $2,50, 


Advertising  Rates  given  on  Application, 


48 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Ferndale $11  75 

Firebaughs 11  00 

Folsom 8  00 

Fort  Jones 14  00 

Fowler 7  50 

Freestone 8  75 

French  Gulch 11  50 

Fresno 7  50 

Fulton 8  25 

Gait 7  50 

Gilroy 8  00 

Glen  Ellen 8  40 

Glenwood 8  25 

Gold  Run 9  25 

Goshen 7  50 

Grass  Valley 9  50 

Grayson 9  25 

Gridley 8  50 

Gualala 12  50 

Guerneville 8  50 

Hanford 7  50 

Haywards 7  50 

Healdsburg 8  50 

Highland  Springs 10  90 

Hildreth 9  75 

Hill's  Ferry 9  25 

Hollister 8  25 

Howards 8  90 

Hueneme 10  00 

Huron 7  50 

Independence 16  00 

lone 8  00 

Iowa  Hill 10  75 

Irvington 7  50 

Jackson 10  50 

Jamestown 12  25 

Keeler 16  00 

Kelseyville 11  25 

Kernville 12  50 

Kingsburg 7  50 

Knight's  Landing 8  40 

Knoxville 11  50 

Lakeport 11  25 

Lamanda 7  50 

Lancaster 7  50 

La  Porte 14  50 

Lathrop 7  50 

Lemoore 7  50 

Lincoln 8  25 

Livermore 7  50 

Lodi 7  50 

Lompoc 15  75 

Lone  Pine. .                               .  16  00 


Los  Alamos $13  75 

Los  Angeles 7  00 

Los  Banos 12  25 

Los  Gatos 8  00 

Lower  Lake 12  00 

Madera 7  50 

Madison 8  75 

Mariposa 12  50 

Martinez 7  50 

Marysville 8  25 

Mayfield 8  00 

Mendocino 15  00 

Menlo  Park  8  00 

Merced 7  50 

Michigan  Bar 9  50 

Millbrae 8  00 

Millville   11  00 

Milpitas 7  50 

Milton 8  00 

Modesto 7  50 

Mojave  7  50 

Monterey 8  50 

Mountain  View 8  00 

Napa 8  10 

National  City 8  25 

Needles 9  75 

Nevada 9  50 

Newark 8  00 

Newcastle 8  50 

Newhall 7  50 

Niles 7  50 

Nord 9  00 

Norwalk 7  50 

Oakdale 8  00 

Oakland 7  50 

Oceanside 8  25 

Olema 8  50 

Ontario 7  00 

Orange 7  50 

Oroville 8  75 

Pasadena 7  50 

Paso  Robles 9  25 

Pescadero 11  25 

Petaluma 8  00 

Placerville 9  50 

Pleasanton 7  50 

Plymouth 10  50 

Point  Arenas 13  50 

Pomona 7  00 

Port  Costa 7  50 

Portersville 9  50 

Quincy 14  75 

Raymond 8  00 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  DRY  GOODS. 


A.  BAEEY, 

City  Engineer  and  County  Surveyor, 


H.  N.  ALEXANDER, 

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 

Irvine  Building,    Washington  Street,  -     -  PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

Collins'  Addition 


TO    THE 


OF 


One-half  mile  east  of  Depot,  with  street  railway  in  operation  through  Wash- 
ington Street.  Rapidly  improving  and  advancing  in  value.  A  splendid  chance  for 
investments.  j  w  EVdAhHr8f  Agent. 


C.    J~. 


MAPS 


Phoenix  Weekly  Advance. 

ISAAC  R.  BIRT,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


OFFICIAL  PAPER  OF  MARICOPA  COUNTY. 

The   Biggest   Little   Paper  on  the   PACIFIC  COAST. 


THRIVES :       -       -        $3.OO 

4 


50 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Red  Bluff $9  40 

Bedding 9  50 

Redwood  City 8  00 

Rio  Vista 8  25 

Riverside 725 

Rocklin 8  25 

Rohnerville 11  75 

Sacramento 7  50 

St.  Helena 8  50 

Salinas 8  50 

San  Andreas 10  00 

San  Anselmo 8  10 

San  Ardo 9  00 

San  Bernardino 7  25 

San  Buenaventura 9  00 

San  Diego 8  25 

San  Fernando 7  50 

San  Francisco 7  50 

San  Gabriel 7  00 

San  Gorgoni«  . . . . 11  00 

San  Jose 7  50 

San  Juan 9  25 

San  Leandro 7  50 

San  Luis  Obispo 12  75 

San  Mateo 8  00 

San  Miguel 9  00 

San  Pablo 7  50 

San  Pedro 7  50 

San  Quentin 8  00 

San  Rafael 8  00 

Santa  Ana 7  50 

Santa  Barbara 9  50 

Santa  Clara 8  00 

Santa  Cruz 8  25 

Santa  Maria 13  50 

Santa  Monica 7  50 

Santa  Paula 8  50 

Santa  Rosa 8  25 

Saucelito /  8  00 

Selma 7  50 

Shasta 10  25 

Sierra  City 17  00 

Smartsville 10  00 

Soledad 8  75 

Sonoma 8  25 

Sonora 12  25 

Soquel 8  25 

Spadia 7  00 

Spanishtown 10  00 

Stockton 7  50 

Strawberry  Valley 12  75 

Suisun 8  10 

Sumner  . .  7  50 


Susanville $14 

Sutter  Creek 10 

Sweetland 11 

Tahoe..  11 


Tehachapi . 
Tehama . . . 
Teinecula  . 
Templeton 

Tipton 

Tomales . . 


Yolo 


50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
25 
75 
25 
50 


8  50 

Tres  Pinos 8  50 


Truckee  ...................    10 

Tulare  ....................      7 


25 

50 


Ukiah  .....................  12  00 

Upper  Lake  ................  11  75 

Vacaville  ..................  8  75 

Vallejo  .....................  8  00 

Vina  ......................  910 

Visalia  ....................  8  00 

Watsonville  ................  8  25 

Weaverville  ................  13  50 

West  Berkeley  ..............  7  50 

West  Oakland  ..............  7  50 

Westport  ...................  16  50 

Wheatland  ............  ____  8  25 

Williams  ...................  8  75 

Willows  .........  ..........  8  75 

Wilmington  .................  7  50 

Windsor  ...................  825 

Winters  ....................  8  75 

Woodland  ..................  8 


25 
8  50 
00 


Yosemite  ..................    16 

Yountville  .................      8  25 

Yreka  ....................    12  50 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.,  from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 

COLORADO. 

Denver  ....................  $13  50 

Fort  Morgan  ...............    14  80 

Las  Animas  ................    13  00 

La  Junta  ..................    13  00 

Longmont  .................    14  25 

Pueblo  .......  .............    12  50 

Trinidad  ...................    12  50 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.  ,  from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 

DAKOTA. 

Bismarck  ..................  $23  50 

Colfax..  .    19  90 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Leaders  in  Boots  and  Shoes. 


I 


HOTEL, 

HERRICK  &   LUHRS,  Proprietors. 


Leading  Business  and  Family  Hotel 


ITV 


Containing  100  Rooms.    Business  Center  of  City. 


Cor.  Jefferson  a¥ 

Phoenix,  =   =   < 


-   -  Arizona 


52 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Deadwood $24  00 

Elk  Point 16  30 

Fargo 19  65 

Jamestown 23  50 

Montpelier 23  50 

Northwood 20  50 

Ordway 18  40 

Kapfd  Gity 20  50 

Salein  ...  1 20  65 

Sterling 23  50 

Vermillion 16  40 

Watertown 18  40 

Yankton 16  50 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  PJicenix 
to  following  offices  in 

IDAHO. 

Albion $17  25 

Bellevue 17  25 

Blackfoot 15  50 

Boise  City 18  25 

Caldwell 16  75 

Challis 23  50 

Eagle  Rock 15  75 

Franklin 14  25 

Hailey 17  50 

Ketchum 17  75 

Lewiston 20  00 

Moscow 17  25 

Pocatillo 15  25 

Soda  Springs 15  50 

Weiser 16  00 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 

KANSAS. 

Arkansas  City $13  50 

Atchison ". 13  50 

Burlingame 13  50 

Caldwell 13  50 

Carbondale 13  50 

Chanute 14  50 

Cherryvale 14  50 

Coffeyville 14  75 

Concordia 14  75 

Dodge  City 13  25 

El  Dorado". 13  50 

Emporia 13  50 

Eureka 13  50 

Fredona 14  75 

Garden  City 13  25 


Great  Bend $13  25 

Halstead 13  50 

Independence 14  50 

lola 14  50 

Lawrence   13  50 

Leavenworth 13  50 

Manhattan 1 3  50 

McPherson 13  50 

Newton 13  50 

Olathe 13  50 

Osage  City 13  50 

Ottawa./. 13  90 

Princeton   14  25 

Richmond 14  25 

Sedgwick 13  50 

Strong  City 13  50 

Topeka 13  50 

Valley  Center 13  50 

Waverly  14  25 

Wichita 13  50 

Winfield 13  50 

Wyandotte 13  50 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phoenix 
to  following  points  in 

MONTANA. 

Anaconda $18  50 

Billings 20  25 

Bozeman 19  75 

Butte 18  50 

Custer 20  50 

Deer  Lodge 18  50 

Dillon 18  25 

Fort  Keogh 21  00 

Garrison 18  75 

Helena 19  75 

Jefferson 19  00 

Marysville 20  25 

Miles  City 21  00 

Missoula 18  50 

Trout  Creek , .  17  50 

Virginia  City 21  00 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 

NEBRASKA. 

Ashland  $15  00 

Auburn 14  50 

Beatrice 1475 

Bellevue 15  00 

Brownville 14  75 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  One  Price  Square  Dealers. 


THOS.  BROWN,  Prop'r. 

Phoenix,     -  Arizona 


ELEGANTLY  FURNISHED  ROOMS, 

Transient     s i  1 1  < i 


This  new  house,  situated  on  the  corner  of  JEFFERSON 
and  PIMA  STREETS,  is  within  one  block  of  the  City  Hall 
and  convenient  to  the  Railroad  Depot  and  business  portion  of 
the  town.  The  rooms  are  commodious,  light  and  airy  and 
furnished  throughout  in  an  elegant  and  tasty  manner,  with  all 
modern  conveniences. 

First- Class  Patronage  Solicited. 


JAS.  K.  BURNETT, 

^^fe^  Expressman, 


WILL  DELIVER 

TRUNKS,  VALISES  and  Other  BAGGAGE 

To  all  parts  of  town  with  care  and  promptness.     Will  also  call 
for  same  to  be  delivered  at  all  outgoing  trains. 


Passengers  Coming  into  Phoenix 

would  save  time  by  handing  their  checks  to  the  Baggage  Master  on 
the  train,  with  instructions  to  deliver  their  baggage  to  me;  or,  they 
will  find  me  in  charge  of  W.,  F.  &  Go's  wagon  at  the  Depot. 


Orders  left  at  W.,  F.  &  Go's  Office,  in  Phoenix,  will  receive  Prompt  Attention. 
JAS.     K.     BURNETT. 


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PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Central  City $15  25 

Columbus. " 15  25 

Crete 15  00 

Dakota 15  25 

David  City 16  25 

Delvitt..." 14  75 

Dorchester   15  00 

Dunbar 14  75 

Endicott 14  75 

Exeter 15  00 

Fairmont '.  15  00 

Falls  City 14  25 

Fremont 15  25 

Grand  Island 15  25 

Harvard 15  25 

Hastings 15  00 

Inland 15  25 

Juniata 15  25 

Kearney   15  50 

Lincoln 14  75 

McCook 15  75 

Nebraska  City 15  00 

Norfolk 15  75 

Omaha 15  00 

Plattsmouth 15  00 

Red  Cloud 15  25 

Republican 15  50 

Seward 15  00 

South  Bend 15  00 

Syracuse 15  00 

Tecumseh 14  50 

Unadilla 15  00 

Verdon 14  25 

Waverley 15  00 

West  Point 16  00 

York 15  00 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phcenix 
to  following  offices  in 

NEW  MEXICO. 

Albuquerque  $10  25 

Bernalillo 10  25 

Coolidge  11  75 

Deming 7  50 

Engle 8  50 

Gallup 11   75 

Georgetown 11  00 

Lake  Valley 8  25 

Lamy 10  75 

Las  Cruces 8  50 

Las  Vegas 11  50 

Lordsburg 675 


Los  Lunas $9  75 

Manuelito 12  00 

Nutt 800 

Rincon 825 

San  Antonio 9  25 

San  Marcial 9  00 

San  Miguel   11  25 

Santa  Fe 11  00 

Separ    7  00 

Silver  City 8  50 

Socorro 9  25 

Stein's  Pass 6  25 

Wallace.: 10  50 

Wingate  11  75 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phcenix 
to  following  offices  in 

OREGON. 

Albany   $11  75 

Ashland 10  50 

Astoria 1175 

Baker  City 14  75 

Canyonville 12  50 

Corvallis 11  50 

Dallas 12  00 

Dalles  (The) 12  25 

East  Portland 11  25 

Empire  City 9  00 

Eugene 12  00 

Hillsboro 11  50 

Jacksonville 11  75 

La  Grande 14  50 

Marshfield 9  00 

Oakland 12  00 

Oregon  City 11  50 

Pendleton ' 13  75 

Phoenix 10  75 

Portland 11  00 

Bosebury 11  75 

Salem 11  50 

Umatilla 13  25 

Union 14  50 

Weston 14  25 

Yaquina 11  75 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.,  from  Phcenix 
to  following  offices  in 

TEXAS. 

Albany $11  75 

Austin 12  00 

Brenham..                            12  75 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Sole. Agents  for  Jas.  Mean's  $3  Shoes. 


Stoves  and  Ranges 


TIN,  COPPER,  AGATE 


PUMPS, 

IRON     PIPE 


'  MANTELS, 


Bath  Room  Furnishings 


B%A  Utf'jS  ELECTRIC  M  UP 


Sherwood's  Novelty  Steel  Harness. 


PHOENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Bryan $13  00 

Calvert 12  75 

Cisco 10  50 

Corsicana 11  75 

Dallas 11  25 

Denison 11  50 

Eagle  Pass  10  75 

El  Paso 7  50 

Fort  Worth 11  00 

Galveston 12  50 

Hearne 12  25 

Hempstead 13  00 

Houston 12  50 

Kaufman 11  75 

La  Grange 12  00 

Luling 11  50 

Marfa 9  00 

Morgan 12  00 

Murphysville 9  25 

Piano' 12  25 

Bichmond 12  50 

Eosenberg 12  50 

San  Antonio 11  25 

Sherman 11  50 

Spofford  Junction 10  50 

Victoria 13  00 

Waco 11  75 

Wacahache 12  50 

Ysleta 8  00 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.,  from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 
UTAH. 

Corinne $13  00 

Frisco 17  25 

Kellton 13  00 

Logan 14  00 

Milford 17  00 

Nephi 15  00 

Ogden 13  00 

Park  City 14  50 

Provo 14  00 

Salt  Lake  City 13  75 

St.  George 27  00 

Silver  Reef. 27  00 

Tintic 15  50 

Wahsatch 13  75 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.,  from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 
WASHINGTON  TERR. 

Colfax $16  75 

Dayton 14  50 


Goldendale $15  00 

Kalama 11  50 

Palouse  Junction 15  50 

Port  Gamble 13  00 

Port  Ludlow 13  00 

Port  Townsend 13  00 

Seattle 12  50 

Spokane  Falls 16  50 

Tacoma 12  00 

Vancouver 11  50 

Walla  Walla 14  25 

Wallula  Junction 14  25 

Yakima 16  00 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.,  from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 

WYOMING. 

Aspen $14  00 

Bryan 14  75 

Carbon 16  50 

Cheyenne 15  00 

Evanston 13  75 

Granger 14  50 

Green  River 15  00 

Laramie 15  75 

Rawlings 16  25 

Rock  Creek 16  25 

Express  rates,  per  100  Ibs.,  from  Phoenix 
to  following  offices  in 

MEXICO. 

Aguascalientes $17  50 

Celaya 17  50 

Chihuahua 11  00 

ElSalto 17  50 

Ensenada 9  25 

Fresnillo 17  25 

Guanajuato 17  50 

Guaymas 7  00 

Guadalajara 27  50 

Hermosillo 6  50 

Jimenez 12  50 

Jimulco 14  75 

Lagos 17  50 

Lerdo 14  00 

Magdalena 5  75 

Mapimi 14  00 

Matamoras 14  25 

Mazatlan , 9  00 

Mexico  (City  of) 17  50 

Orizaba..                                   .  20  75 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Emporium  for  FINE  SHOES. 


M.  B.  COX. 


BARNEY  HARMSEN. 


COX  &  HAEMSEN, 

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PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


Will  furnish  Estimates  for  all  kinds  of  Building  Work,  including 

Stone,  Brick  ^  Frame  Buildings,  Culverts^  Bridge  Work, 


Have  Extensive  Brick  Kilns  near  Town. 

Will  Plaster,  Cement  and  do  any  class  of  work  performed  by  any  Building 

Contractors. 


DIRECT  LINE  TO 


England,  Frances  Germany. 


Steamers   Leave   New   York    Thursdays  and  Saturdays. 

UNSURPASSED  ACCOMMODATIONS  FOR 


AX    LOW    RATES. 

Prepaid  Tickets   from  European  Points  to  Phoenix,  Arizona,  for  sale  at  their 

Agency  here. 

A.  LEONARD  MEYER,  Agent.  At  Office  of  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 


58 


PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Paso  del  Norte $  8  00 

Puebla 19  75 

Queretaro 17  50 

San  Luis  Potosi 27  50 

San  Juan  del  Rio 17  50 

Santa  Rosalia 12  00 

Silas 17  50 

Vera  Cruz 22  00 

Zacatecas 17  50 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phoenix 
to  the  following 

Cities  East  of  the  Missouri  Kiver. 

Baltimore,  Md $17  00 

Binghampton,  N.  Y 18  00 

Birmingham,  Ala 15  00 

Boston,  Mass. 17  50 

Buffalo,  N.  Y 17  25 

Burlington,  la 15  00 

Cairo,  Ills 15  50 

Chattanooga,  Tenn 17  50 

Chicago,  Ills 15  50 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 16  00 

Cleveland,  Ohio 17  00 

Columbus,  Ohio 16  50 

Council  Bluffs,  la 14  50 

Dayton,  Ohio 16  25 

Detroit,  Mich 16  50 

Erie,  Pa , 1.7  50 

Evansville,  Ind 15  75 

Fitchburg,  Mass 17  50 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind 16  25 

Harrisburg,  Pa 17  75 

Indianapolis,  Ind 15  75 

Kansas  City,  Mo 13  00 

London,  Can 17  25 

Louisville,  Ky 16  00 

Memphis,  Tenn 14  75 

Milwaukee,  Wis 16  00 

Montreal,  Can 18  50 

Nashville,  Tenn. 16  50 

New  Orleans,  La 13  00 

New  York,  N.  Y 17  50 

Philadelphia,  Pa 17  25 

Pittsburg,  Pa 16  75 

Portland,  Me 17  75 

Quebec,  Can 19  20 

Quincy,  111 14  50 

Richmond,  Va 18  25 

Rochester,  N.  Y 17  50 

Rock  Island,  111 15  00 

Salamanca,  N.  Y 17  75 


Sandusky,  Ohio $17  25 

Springfield,  111 15  25 

Springfield,  Mass 17  50 

Springfield,  Ohio 16  25 

St.  Louis,  Mo 14  50 

St.  Joseph,  Mo 13  00 

St.  Paul,  Minn 16  50 

Syracuse,  N.  Y 17  50 

Toledo,  Ohio 16  50 

Washington,  D.  C 17  00 

Wheeling,  W.  Va 16  75 

Youngstown,  Ohio 17  25 

Zanesville,  Ohio 16  75 

Express  rates,  per  100  lbs.,from  Phoznix 
to  following 


FOREIGN  COUNTRIES. 


50 


Austria $24 

Belgium 26  00 

Denmark 26  00 

England 24  50 

Finland 30  50 

France 27  50 

Germany 24  50 

Holland 26  00 

Ireland 24  50 

Italy 27  50 

Norway 26  00 

Poland 30  50 

Portugal 27  50' 

Russia 30  50 

Sweden 26  00 

Switzerland 26  50 

Turkey 29  50 


DILLON  &  KENEALY,  Ladies'  Fine  French  Shoes  at  $3.50 


LEMON  •  HOTEL, 


E.   M.   MILLS,   Proprietor, 


Leading  Hotel  of  Arizona. 


CENTRALLY  LOCATED, 

Sunny  and  well  Ventilated,  Noted  for  its  Excellent  Table, 

Street  Cars  pass  the  House  every  few  minutes, 

Free  ^ Bus  from  the  Depot. 


The  Patronage  of  Tourists,  Business  Men  and 
Families  Solicited. 

ARMY  HEADQUARTERS. 


E.  M:.  MILLS,        -        -        Manager. 


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PHCENIX    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


TELEGRAPHIC  TARIFFS 

FROM 


IXDCA.Iv    RATES. 


10  Words. 


Each 

Additional 
Word. 


Tempe — Ft.  McDowell — Whipple  Bks.  and  Verde.  ..  15c.    and  Ic. 

Maricopa 25  2 

Prescott,  via  Whipple  Bks 40  3 

Gila  Bend,  Casa  Grande,  Sentinel  and  Texas  Hill 50  4 

Tucson  and  Pantano 65  5 

STATE    RATES. 

Arizona,  New  Mexico  and  Southern  California 75 

Colorado,  Utah,  Nevada,  West  Texas  and  North  Cala.          85 

British    Columbia,  Idaho,    Kansas,    Montana,    Wyo- 
ming, Nebraska,  Oregon,  East  Texas,  Washington 

Territory 1  00  7 

All  other  points  on  WESTERN  UNION  lines 1  25  9 


Where  the  Day  rate  is 


10  Words. 


65c 
75 
85 

1  00 
1  25 


Each 

Additional 
Word. 


and  5c 
5 
6 

7 
9 


Night  is 


55 
65 
75 
90 
1  25 


and  4 
5 
5 
6 
9 


IT  STILL  LEADS! 


A  strictly  Local  Newspaper,   devoted  to  the 
Interests  of  Central  Arizona. 


THE  LARGEST  CIRCULATION, 

THE  BEST  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM. 


RATERS    OR    SUBSCRIPTION. 


DAILY— Six  Months, 
"          One  Year, 


$3  oo 
6  oo 


WEEKLY— Six  Months, 
One  Year, 


Jtefe  1 


Address,  CHAS.  L.  MORHER,        - 

FHCE1MIX,    ARIZONA. 


1  50 

2  50 


Manager, 


MONEY    BROKER. 


City  and  Country  Property  Bought  and  Sold. 


Correspondence  Solicited. 


Office,  Irvine  Block,    -    Phoenix,  Arizona. 


GHLJIND  CANAL  GO. 


This  new  enterprise,  now  under  construc- 
tion, will  open  up  to  settlement  25  sections,  or 
16,000  acres,  of  the  finest  Fruit,  Grape  and 
Alfalfa  Land  to  be  found  in  the  Salt  River 
Valley.  The  soil  is  similar  in  character  to  that 
around  Mesa  City,  a  few  miles  west,  which 
Hon.  J.  DeBarth  Shorb  pronounces  "the  only 
natural  sherry  district  on  this  continent." 

The  Canal  now  being  built  will  be  22  miles 
inilength,  16  feet  wide,  and  2|-  feet  deep,  with 
a  carrying  capacity  of  6,000  inches  of  water. 


JAMES  A.  BAYARD,  .    J.  F.  MEADOR, 

President.  Sec'y  and  Treasurer. 

AUSTIN  CARRINGTON, 

Gen' I  Manager. 


KELLY  &  MARLO  W, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

BUTCHERS 

IRVINE  BLOCK,  WASHINGTON  ST, 

PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


1850. 


J.  E.  WHARTON,  M.  D 


1888. 


THIRTY-EIGHT  YEARS'  PRACTICE. 
Thirteen  Years  at  N.  E.  Corner  Maricopa  and  Adams  Streets, 

P*HCE1VIX, 


JT.  M 


Office,  Porter  Block,      . 


Phoenix,  Arizona. 


PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 


J.  W.  BLANKENSHIP, 
£state  and  Seneraf 


Careful  attention  given  to  sales  of  every  description. 

Oonst£tl>le  of  "Phoenix:. 
Office,  Corner  Center  and  Adams  Sts.  PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

Miss  KATIE  A.  BAGLEY, 


TE»II>ET 

DEALS  ALSO  IN 

CANDIES,   NUTS,   FRUITS,   STATIONERY    AND    TOBACCO. 


J.  L.  \VARD  &  SON,  Proprietors. 

Special  Attention  given  Fine  Stock. 

Norses  Bought  and  Sold. 


ELEGANT    CARRIAGES     AND     TEAMS 

\VITH    CAREKUL    DRIVERS, 

FOR  LADIES. 

K$@MiMlTM 

W.  J.  CARRIER  &  CO. 
Cor,  Center  and  Adams  Sts,,  -  -  Phoenix,  Arizona, 


CARRIAGE  AND  WAGON  MAKING 

Carefully  and  Promptly  attended  to  by 

MR.  A.  MCDONALD. 

CA.L1L,    ^LT    OUR,    !>LACE     OF     BTJSI1VESS. 


i 


TEMPE,  ARIZONA. 


anil  io  tie  Latest  Style. 


0000000000000 


Rooms  Large  and  Airy. 


Elegant  Dining  Room. 


oooooo    ooooooo 


We  Employ  only  wmte  Help. 


Table   Supplied  with   all  the   Delicacies  of  the  Season. 


R.  A.  DAVIS,  Proprietor. 


G  IF 


Upper  Tempe,  A.  T. 

HARRY  BERNARD,  Proprietor. 


New  Store!     New  Goods!     Low  Prices! 


The  Cleanest  and  Freshest  Goods  to  be  had  in  the  markets  of  the  United  States 
are  daily  arriving.  Owing  to  the  Kailroad  blockade  a  portion  of  my  Stock  was 
detained  Two  Months,  therefore  on  account  of  the  lateness  of  the  season  I  will  Sell 
Every  Article  BEGARDLESS  OF  COST. 


FOR  BIG  BARGAINS  CALL  AT 

TTP3 — FT1     *     T71    A    T 
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HARRY  BERNARD,  -  -  -  UPPER  TEMPE. 

LON  EOKSEE, 


DEALER    IN 


Staples  Fancy  Groceries 

FRUITS  AND  PROVISIONS. 
MININO        RANCH  SUPPLIES 


A    SPECIALTY. 


ALSO    AQENT    KOR 


Wells,  Fargo  &  Cos  Express. 

Cor.  MYRTLE  and  FIFTH  STS, 


?  fPWfl    PJ0 

LI  grill.    LU, 

H.    OHNICK,    SUP'T. 
Office,  Cor.  Washington  and  Cocopa  Sts.        -       Phmnioc,  Arizona. 


Carrying  U.  S.  Mail  f  Wells,  Fargo  &  CD'S  Express. 

PHCEISTIX    as    Follows  : 


For  Prescott  and  Northern  Arizona  8.30  A.  M.  daily,  connecting  for  Tip  Top  at 
Hudson's  ;  for  Stoddard's  at  Big  Bug  ;  for  Fort  Verde,  at  Aqua  Fria. 

For  Vulture,    Wickenburg,    Stanton's   and   Prescott:    TUESDAYS,  THURS- 

DAYS AND  SATURDAYS,  connecting  for  Walnut  Grove  at  Antelope. 

For  further  particulars,  apply  at 

General  Stage  Office,  Fry  Building,  Phoenix,  Arizona. 

J.  E.  BEGGS,  Supt.  A.  LEONARD  MEYER,  Agt. 


JOSSELYN  &  SMYLY,  Proprietors. 


Manufacturers  of  all  Carbonated  Drinks 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOR  PURE 


Lake  County  Champagne,  Sweet  Cider,  Nerve  Food 
and  Cream  Phosphate. 


T.  DAVIS.  H.  S.  BRIDGE. 


Merchant  I  Tailors, 

103  MONTGOMERY  ST., 

(Up  STAIRS.)  SiHJV  FRANCISCO. 


The  FINEST  LINE  of  Goods  on  the  Coast. 

A  GOOD  FIT  GUARANTEED. 


We  have  sold  more  goods  in  Arizona  during  the  past  five  years,  and 
given  better  satisfaction  than  any  othrer  house  in  the  trade. 
Whenever  you  meet  a  really  well-dressed  gentle- 
man on  the  streets   of  Phoenix,   or   any 
other  town  in  the  territory,  you 
will  find  that 

H.  S.  BRIDGE  &  CO. 

ARE    HIS    TAILORS. 


Our  Mr.  Tom  Davis,  or  some  competent  agent,  is  con- 
stantly traveling  in  Arizona  and  will  at  all  times  be  happy  to  show 
samples  and  take  your  measures. 

Fine  Shirts,  to  Order,  a  Specialty. 


L.  W.  BLLNN.  President.  J.  C.  ABBOT,  First  Vice-President, 

E.  R.  THOM:  ideut.  E.  II.  HiLLEi;,  Cashier. 

Incorporated,  \nm  10,  1887. 


PHCENIX,  A.  T. 


CORRESPONDENTS: 

CHEMICAL  NATIONAL  BANK New  York,    N.  Y. 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK -.    .  Chicago,  111. 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA San  Francisco,  Cal. 

KNAUTH,  NACHOD  &  KUHNB,  Foreign  Bankers  .    .    .  New  York,  N.  Y. 

INCORF-ORATORS  : 

E.  H.  HITLER,  Investment   Securities.  PWnix,  A.  T.:   L.  W.  BLINN,  L.  W.  Blinn 
Lum!>  '.  c.  ABBO'i  -urer  of  the  S 

IIartlV.nl.  Conn.;  K.  R.  THOMPSON,  President,  Sei-mid  National  Bank,  Norwich, 
IAWFOKD,  Capitalist,  Chicago.  111.;  CHAS.  T.  WELLS,  Cashier,  City  Bank,  ILi, 

ranc,'ti,-ut  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. .liar! 
\V.  (i.  ABJ'.OT,  Sf-civtarv  (.'onix-i-ticut  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Hartford,  Conn  : 

i LLES,  Capitalist,  Hartford,  Conn.;  J.  C.  STOCKWELL,  Mortgage  Loans,  Hartford, 


T.  L.  SCHULTZ.  A.  M.  FRANKLIN. 

SCHULTZ  &  FRANKLIN, 

Real  Estate  Brokers  I  Auctioneers 


BRILL,  BAT  VIEW,  HIGHLAND,  NORTH  PARK, 

AND  OTHER  ADDITION'S. 

CITY   PROPERTY, 


•  AND 


Property  in  All  Parts  of  MA  RICO  PA  COUNTY. 

A  Specialty  made  of  Large  Tracts  of  Land, 

with   Water,  for  Colonies. 

Correspondence  Solicited,  and  Promptly  Ans-wered. 

WASHINGTON    STREET, 

;  252.  iMioenix,  Arizona. 


